Title: QUIZ: Saving for College -- Continuing Feducation Video Series
Course: Kelly's Copy-Export Course > Section: Saving for College -- Continuing Feducation Video Series

Q: Return on investment (ROI) on education relates which two factors?
- The cost of education and potential income
- The cost of physical capital and future profits
- The cost of financial investments and future profits
A: The cost of education and potential income

Q: Which of the following would result in the higher ROI?
- Martina chooses a career with a projected income of $30,000 and attends a college with a 4-year cost of $60,000.
- Martina chooses a career with a projected income of $30,000 and attends a college with a 4-year cost of $120,000.
A: Martina chooses a career with a projected income of $30,000 and attends a college with a 4-year cost of $60,000.

Q: Which of the following would result in the higher ROI?
- Martina chooses a career with a projected income of $30,000 and attends a college with a 4-year cost of $60,000.
- Martina chooses a career with a projected income of $50,000 and attends a college with a 4-year cost of $60,000.
A: Martina chooses a career with a projected income of $50,000 and attends a college with a 4-year cost of $60,000.

Q: Information that can be found on the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook website includes ____________________.
- the qualifications of faculty at various colleges
- the cost of various colleges
- projected median income and expected job growth
A: projected median income and expected job growth

Q: Using the money parents saved for a child's college education is an example of which of the three ways to fund education?
- Pre-funding
- Post-funding
- Funding from current income
A: Pre-funding

Q: Taking a student loan is an example of which of the three ways to fund education?
- Pre-funding
- Post-funding
- Funding from current income
A: Post-funding

Q: What is the relationship between education and unemployment?
- Those with more education are more likely to be unemployed.
- Those with more education are less likely to be unemployed.
- There is no relationship between education and employment.
A: Those with more education are less likely to be unemployed.

Q: What is the relationship between education and lifetime earnings?
- More education is related to higher lifetime earnings.
- More education is related to lower lifetime earnings.
- There is no relationship between education and lifetime earnings.
A: More education is related to higher lifetime earnings.