(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Name a career that uses a lot of computers.
Name a career that uses art or photography skills.
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T or F?
Scholarships should never charge an application fee.
Name a career that uses skills in science.
What are MCC's school colors?
T or F?
There are tutors available in college.
T or F?
"I cannot attend college because my family cannot afford it."
What are two things a high school student can do to make college cheaper?
What is one way to get involved on a college campus?
T or F?
You have to get a bachelors degree (4 years of schooling) to get a good job?
What is one way to pay for college?
T or F?
"I need to figure out my exact career path before going to college."
What is tuition?
Name a type of trade or certification.
T or F?
MCC offers the most intercollegiate sports at a Community College in Michigan.
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What is dual enrollment?
T or F?
Scholarships are only available to athletes and students who excel in academics.
Name a career that requires business skills.
Name three Universities in Michigan.
Who on a college campus should you go to when deciding on what major or classes to take?
Why is volunteering important?
Name a career that uses public speaking.
What are two careers you would get a certificate or an apprenticeship in?
What is the MCC mascot?
Name a resource MCC offers to help students be successful (overcome barriers).
Name a career that uses skills in math.
Why is keeping up good grades important?
Name a career that uses musical skills.
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Name a career that helps people improve their lives.
What is a difference between Loans and Scholarships?
How many years does it generally take to earn an associates degree?