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Back to School Game Plan | Post-test

About 10 minutes. 12 questions, plus the same 3 confidence questions you answered at the start. Pass mark: 80%.

You made it through the lessons. These questions check the same skills as the pre-test, with new situations. Score 80% or higher to pass and earn your certificate. You can take it as many times as you need.

Each retake mixes up the order and swaps in some new questions. Your first try is the one we use to see how much you learned, so there is no need to rush it.

These questions test planning steps, not current benefit rules. Rules, caps, and eligibility change. Verify details with your education center or school certifying official, VA.gov, and StudentAid.gov.

How this works

  • Answer every question, then select See my results.
  • If you score under 80%, you will see which skills need more work and which lessons to review. Then you can try again. The questions and choices will be in a new order, and some questions will be new.
  • When you pass, you will see why each answer is right or wrong and your own before and after results.
  • Your results stay on this device.

How sure do you feel?

Rate each line from 1 (not at all sure) to 5 (very sure). There is no right answer.

I know the credential my target job really requires and what credit I already have.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

I can compare schools on credit, accreditation, and total cost.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

I can put my funding in a safe order and turn it into a one page plan.

1 = Not at all sure5 = Very sure

Questions

1. Mike wants to "go back to school" but has no job in mind. What should he do first?
2. Omar reads welding job ads near his base. Most want a welding certification. A few say a degree is nice to have. What goal belongs at the top of his plan?
3. A posting says: "Required: CompTIA A+ certification. Preferred: associate degree in IT." How should you read it?
4. Rosa is building her credit folder. Which records should she add?
5. You passed a professional certification exam years ago but cannot find the paper. What should you do?
6. A school's ad says it is accredited by a group you have never heard of. What is the best next step?
7. Two schools both say your credits will "probably" transfer. What do you need before you choose?
8. Two schools want you. School C would need 30 more credits at $250 each. School D would need 45 more, but only $200 each. Which one is cheaper to finish?
9. Lena is a military spouse. She may qualify for grants and a spouse scholarship. She is also thinking about a loan. Which order fits the lesson?
10. You want to check whether you qualify for federal grants this year. Which source should you use?
11. Lee's plan has 36 credits to go. His schedule fits 9 credits each term. When he maps his finish date, how many terms should he plan for?
12. Halfway through your plan, your work hours double. What part of your plan should you use?

Your answers stay on this device. They are saved only in this browser and are not linked to your name. A random device code is saved with them so a survey you choose to send can be counted once. Your answers are lost if you clear your browser data or switch devices.