July 11, 2025

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Higher Education Affordability Test

by Admin075

Instructions:

  • This is a FREE Higher Education Affordability Test
  • Total number of questions: 20
  • The time allowed: As much as you want
  • There are no right or wrong answers
  • DO NOT refresh the page
  • All the best!
1. 
What is your current employment status?

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2. 
What is your average monthly income?

3. 
Do you have any savings set aside for higher education?

4. 
What type of higher education are you considering?

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5. 
Are you considering taking out student loans for your education?

6. 
How much do you know about financial aid options available to you?

7. 
How important is obtaining higher education to your career goals?

8. 
Do you have dependents who financially rely on you?

9. 
What percentage of your income are you willing to allocate to education expenses?

10. 
How long do you intend to take to complete your education?

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11. 
Do you plan to work while studying?

12. 
Are you considering studying in a foreign country?

13. 
How flexible are you with your study plans?

14. 
What are your expectations for financial returns on your education?

15. 
Have you researched scholarships and grants available in your field of interest?

16. 
How would you rate your current financial management skills?

17. 
Do you currently have any other significant debts?

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18. 
How confident are you in your choice of field for further education?

19. 
How critical is it for you to start your education in the next 12 months?

20. 
How likely are you to change your field of study or career path in the next few years?

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