Twins Game College 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.

1. Ask if students feel supported and welcomed
2. Ask if there’s a library or quiet study space
3. Ask what kinds of careers students go into after graduation
4. Talk to a college located in a small town or rural area
5. Ask about a major or program you’re interested in
6. Ask what they think students should know before attending
7. Ask if the college requires ACT or SAT scores
8. Ask what the college does to help students feel safe
9. Ask about the school’s acceptance rate
10. Ask what the first year of college is like
11. Find a college you’ve never heard of before
12. Ask about scholarships or financial aid
13. Ask if students have a lot of free time
14. Ask how students get help if they’re struggling in class
15. Ask about the cost of tuition for in-state students
16. Ask about campus safety
17. Ask what students do after they finish college
18. Ask if students can study abroad
19. Ask if there are sports teams or intramurals
20. Ask what the most popular majors are
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22. Ask what the teachers are like
23. Ask about the most popular major
24. Ask if you can have a roommate you already know
25. Ask about the average class size
26. Ask about the cafeteria or food options
27. Ask how students find tutoring or academic help
28. Ask about the cost of tuition for out-of-state students
29. Talk to a college from another state besides Minnesota
30. Ask if students can meet with their teachers
31. Ask about recreation or fitness facilities
32. Ask what kind of technology students use for school
33. Ask a question you made up on your own
34. Ask if this college helps with career planning
35. Ask what makes their college special
36. Ask if the school has internships or job help
37. Ask if students can do research projects
38. Ask about what students do for fun on weekends
39. Ask how students find internships
40. Ask how the college helps new students
41. Ask someone why they chose to work at the college
42. Ask what kind of campus this college has
43. Ask if students can change their major
44. Ask if there are activities for first-year students
45. Ask when to start applying for college
46. Ask what kind of scholarships students can get
47. Find a school that offers a program you didn’t know about
48. Ask if this college helps students get jobs
49. Ask what classes you need to take to get into this college
50. Ask how many students attend the college
51. Ask how students can get extra help with schoolwork
52. Talk to a college from Wisconsin
53. Ask about the application process
54. Talk to a college from North or South Dakota
55. Talk to a college from Minnesota
56. Ask how students choose or change their major
57. Ask if students need good grades to get in
58. Ask how the college helps students adjust to college life
59. Ask what makes this college different from others
60. Ask how students pay for college
61. Talk to a rep who smiles or makes you laugh
62. Talk to a college located in a big city
63. Ask about any fun campus traditions
64. Ask how students apply to this college
65. Ask what students do outside of class
66. Talk to a college from Iowa
67. Ask what’s included in the cost of college
68. Ask how students know what to study
69. Ask about the school mascot
70. Ask what the dorms are like
71. Ask about work-study or student jobs
72. Ask how to apply for scholarships
73. Ask how students live while in college (on campus, off campus, etc.)
74. Ask if this college is hard to get into
75. Ask about student housing or dorms
76. Ask if the school is public or private
77. Ask about any career-focused programs
78. Find a college that is more than 5 hours away
79. Ask what a typical day is like for a student
80. Ask how students are supported with mental health resources
81. Ask about music, theater, or arts programs
82. Ask what students need to do in high school to be ready
83. Ask what kind of students do well at this college
84. Ask if the college is expensive
85. Ask if professors are easy to talk to or helpful
86. Find a college that is less than 2 hours away
87. Ask what makes a student successful at this school
88. Ask if students live with roommates
89. Ask about any honors programs or advanced classes
90. Ask if students are friendly and welcoming
91. Ask if the college is small, medium, or large
92. Ask what grades or GPA students need to get in
93. Ask if the school offers online or hybrid classes
94. Ask what they love most about their school
95. Ask what advice they have for students your age
96. Ask what kind of jobs students get after college
97. Ask about clubs or student organizations
98. Ask how students get around on or near campus
99. Ask what kind of financial aid is available
100. Ask if freshmen have to live on campus
101. Talk to a college with a cool or interesting mascot