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Question 21
True/False
Part of the benefit of being involved in a study group is that you can apply the Adult Learning Cycle by speaking and listening to others.
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Myra has a broken leg and must use crutches.She is in her first year of school in Maine, she is a commuter, and it is winter.She cannot drive or rely on friends to take her to and from campus when they have different schedules than her.Once she is on campus, she has difficulty managing the hills on crutches, especially when the sidewalks have ice and snow.There is no public transportation that provides a route near her house to school.From what you've read in the chapter about identifying school resources, what program or person should Myra contact first?
Question 23
Multiple Choice
Tia began investing $3,000 per year in a tax-deferred retirement plan at age 25 and stopped investing at age 45.At age 35, Sylvia began investing $3,000 per year in the same type of retirement plan and stopped contributing at age 60.Both retirement plans yield a 7% annual return compounded monthly.When both women turn 65, which scenario is more likely?
Question 24
True/False
Chet is a nontraditional student and commutes to school.He feels out of touch with the college he is attending because he is too old to get involved with the activities designed to meet other students, and he is the oldest student in most of his classes.One of the best ways to get involved would be to form or join a study group.
Question 25
True/False
Becky has not yet declared her major and is still not sure what she wants to choose.Her best resource would be the Career Center.
Question 26
True/False
Many schools have implemented "e-lert" systems to contact students via email, phone, or text message for services ranging from academic deadlines and paying bills on time, to notices of class cancellations or safety emergencies.