(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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These schools usually take less than two years and have lower costs than traditional
colleges, leading to jobs like plumbing and electricians
Trade and
Vocational Schools
Examples of jobs the does require a post-secondary degree
Accountant or Engineer
Example of a job that does not require a post-secondary degree, but does require on the job training
Electrician or Plumber
a two or three-year postsecondary
undergraduate
degree
Associate
Degree
all education that
takes place aft er
high school, including university, college, community college, certification, or
trade school
Postsecondary
Education
financial aid that does not usually need to be repaid; usually awarded based on financial need
Grant
Practice exams for the SAT and ACT that should be taken during freshmen or sophomore year of high school
PSAT/PreACT
Cheap than a university, these smaller local colleges offer associates degrees where students can transfer to a four-year program in the same state
Community College
Taking college courses during junior and senior year to earn an associate's degree while simultaneously earning a high school diploma
Dual Enrollment
The cost of the classes one attends in college
Tuition
High school classes where students take an exam at the end of the course to earn college credit
Advanced Placement
Florida Scholarship that is provided to students with community service hours, and high GPA & ACT/SAT scores
Florida Bright Futures
On average, college students graduate with $35,000 of this and take on average 20 years to pay off. It can be reduced by saving and getting scholarships/grants
Student Loan Debt
a program that
allows students
to work part time
while continuing
their studies
Work-Study
the federal application
required to receive any financial aid, including scholarships, grants, or loans offered through
a college or university
FAFSA
Standardized test that is used by colleges as a requirement for admissions and is necessary for some scholarships
ACT/SAT
an undergraduate degree from a college or university, usually completed after four or five years of study
Bachelor’s
Degree
Typically specialized and sometimes has a high reputation, these schools are usually always more expensive than public colleges
Private College
financial aid that
does not need to
be repaid; usually
awarded based on
achievements
Scholarship
The possible positives/benefits from getting a four-year bachelor's degree
Higher Pay/Lower Unemployment
the
percentage of
the labor force,
or a specific
demographic,
that’s jobless and
looking for work
Unemployment Rate
The costliest mistake a student can make, getting student loans but not getting a college degree
Dropping Out
Joining this can provide on the job training for future careers and gives members grants to go to college at a reduced cost
Military
loans made
by the government
with terms and
conditions set by
law; often have
a lower fixed
interest rate
Federal Student
Loans
