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  • Would you rather live with someone much richer or much poorer than you? Explain.
    (Open Answer - Must be logical, 30s max)
  • An AP 4 or 5 is worth roughly how much in RMB?
    6500-10000 RMB
  • The (formerly) rich study abroad student pictured here is: _____
    WANG Sicong (son of WANG Jianlin, Wanda)
  • The main difference between a grant and a loan is...
    A grant is money you don't have to pay back. A loan must be repaid.
  • Which country is the target study abroad destination for the students with the highest average disposable income?
    England / UK
  • The most expensive part of owning a car is...
    Parking
    Maintenance & Repair
    Insurance
    Fuel
  • The crazy rich young study abroad student pictured here is: ______
    Annabelle Yao (daughter of REN Zhengfei, Huawei)
  • 住宿 in English...
    Room & Board
  • Generally the most expensive item you might purchase while abroad...
    A car
  • Generally speaking, tuition is cheapest in which country?
    All too dam* expensive.
    UK
    Canada
    USA
  • Generally speaking, the most expensive REGION in the USA is…
    West Coast
    Midwest
    South
    East Coast
  • bursar
    office where you can address financial issues, include scholarship requests 助学金(办公室)
  • Generally speaking, it is cheaper to live ON campus or OFF campus?
    OFF campus
  • (True/False) Driving is the cheapest form of transportation in my target university’s city.
    FALSE (walking)
  • (True/False) It is almost always cheaper for an American student to attend a public university in America than for an international student to attend the same college.
    TRUE.
  • (True/False) If you’re trying to get financial aid in California, tell your parents to make less money!
    TRUE.
  • (True/False) It is almost always cheaper for an American student to attend a private university in America than for an international student to attend the same college.
    FALSE.
  • disposable income
    the money that is available to invest, save, or spend on necessities and nonessential items after deducting income taxes.