Support fromTRIO, EOC, orCollegeProgramsHelps Fill GapsStudents FeelLike They Haveto "Choose"BetweenFamily andCollegeFamilyExpectationsfor a “Stable”CareerFinancialPrivilege Helpswith Access toCollegeResourcesFamilyEncouragesAcademicSuccessLack ofEmotionalSupportfrom FamilyBias inCollegeAdmissionsProcessFirst-GenerationStudents NotHaving "InsiderKnowledge"CulturalExpectationsLimit CareerChoicesBiasAgainstStudentsof ColorFeeling ofPressure toSucceedfor FamilyImplicit BiasTowardsCertain Majors(e.g., Arts vs.STEM)LimitedCareerChoices Dueto FamilyPressureSupportSystemsBeyond Family(e.g., Mentors,Peers)StudentExperiencesCultural Biasin CollegeGenerationalDivideBetweenParents andStudentsStudent FeelsIsolated fromFamilyBecause ofCollegeParentsDid NotAttendCollegeFamilyCannotAffordCollegeTuitionPrivilege inAccessingCollegeGuidance orCounselorsStudentRelies onFamily forFinancialSupportStudents FeelGuilt AboutPursuingCollegeDreamsStudents withPrivilegedBackgroundsHave EasierTransitionsFamily DoesNotUnderstandthe CollegeProcessDiscriminationBased onSocioeconomicStatusSupport fromTRIO, EOC, orCollegeProgramsHelps Fill GapsStudents FeelLike They Haveto "Choose"BetweenFamily andCollegeFamilyExpectationsfor a “Stable”CareerFinancialPrivilege Helpswith Access toCollegeResourcesFamilyEncouragesAcademicSuccessLack ofEmotionalSupportfrom FamilyBias inCollegeAdmissionsProcessFirst-GenerationStudents NotHaving "InsiderKnowledge"CulturalExpectationsLimit CareerChoicesBiasAgainstStudentsof ColorFeeling ofPressure toSucceedfor FamilyImplicit BiasTowardsCertain Majors(e.g., Arts vs.STEM)LimitedCareerChoices Dueto FamilyPressureSupportSystemsBeyond Family(e.g., Mentors,Peers)StudentExperiencesCultural Biasin CollegeGenerationalDivideBetweenParents andStudentsStudent FeelsIsolated fromFamilyBecause ofCollegeParentsDid NotAttendCollegeFamilyCannotAffordCollegeTuitionPrivilege inAccessingCollegeGuidance orCounselorsStudentRelies onFamily forFinancialSupportStudents FeelGuilt AboutPursuingCollegeDreamsStudents withPrivilegedBackgroundsHave EasierTransitionsFamily DoesNotUnderstandthe CollegeProcessDiscriminationBased onSocioeconomicStatus

Family Matters Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. Support from TRIO, EOC, or College Programs Helps Fill Gaps
  2. Students Feel Like They Have to "Choose" Between Family and College
  3. Family Expectations for a “Stable” Career
  4. Financial Privilege Helps with Access to College Resources
  5. Family Encourages Academic Success
  6. Lack of Emotional Support from Family
  7. Bias in College Admissions Process
  8. First-Generation Students Not Having "Insider Knowledge"
  9. Cultural Expectations Limit Career Choices
  10. Bias Against Students of Color
  11. Feeling of Pressure to Succeed for Family
  12. Implicit Bias Towards Certain Majors (e.g., Arts vs. STEM)
  13. Limited Career Choices Due to Family Pressure
  14. Support Systems Beyond Family (e.g., Mentors, Peers)
  15. Student Experiences Cultural Bias in College
  16. Generational Divide Between Parents and Students
  17. Student Feels Isolated from Family Because of College
  18. Parents Did Not Attend College
  19. Family Cannot Afford College Tuition
  20. Privilege in Accessing College Guidance or Counselors
  21. Student Relies on Family for Financial Support
  22. Students Feel Guilt About Pursuing College Dreams
  23. Students with Privileged Backgrounds Have Easier Transitions
  24. Family Does Not Understand the College Process
  25. Discrimination Based on Socioeconomic Status