Title: QUIZ: College Choice 101: For-profit, Nonprofit, and Your College Options -- Personal Finance Conversations
Course: Andria Testing FRE2 > Section: College Choice 101: For-profit, Nonprofit, and Your College Options -- Personal Finance Conversations

Q: For-profit schools usually have more Hispanics, African Americans, women, and low-income students.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Which is true of for-profit colleges?
- They are more specialized and allow more flexibility.
- They are less expensive.
- They consistently yield higher job placement rates.
- They leave students with less debt.
A: They are more specialized and allow more flexibility.

Q: In the top ten fields of study, graduates from for-profit colleges earned a higher income than graduates from public institutions in which of the following programs?
- Automotive Technician
-  IT
- Pharmacy Technician
- Cosmetology
A: Cosmetology

Q: Which of the following is a significant part of the for-profit business model?
- In person education 
- Online education 
- Hybrid learning 
- Learn by doing education
A: Online education 

Q: Most students at for-profit colleges pay for tuition with ____.
- Savings
- Parent's funds
- Loans
- Work study
A: Loans

Q: The choices you can make affect you in the short and long run, academically, professionally, and financially.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Which of the following is true?
- Students at for-profits are less likely to have a General Equivalency Degree (GED) than students at community and 4-year public and nonprofit colleges.
- Acceptance rates at for-profit schools are low, and require an application, competitive essay, and interview.
- When choosing a school, it is important to keep in mind what kind of job you want or in what industry you might want to work.
- To make a wise educational decision it’s always important to read solely what’s advertised.
A: When choosing a school, it is important to keep in mind what kind of job you want or in what industry you might want to work.

Q: Which of the following is true?
- The average total amount of student loans per person is highest for students who went to a two-year community college.
- For-profit colleges may be more specialized and allow for more flexibility, but a risk with them is that many students end up ill-prepared for the jobs they want.
- Graduates from for-profit schools experience lower unemployment rates than those from non-profit schools.
- Whether you are interested in a public, private, or for-profit college, you should go to the most expensive school because you get what you pay for.
A: For-profit colleges may be more specialized and allow for more flexibility, but a risk with them is that many students end up ill-prepared for the jobs they want.