Title: Default for PrepProg Higher Education Study Skills
Course: Study PrepProg Higher Education Study Skills

Q: In the Finnish education system, one usually studies at least 12 years before progressing to higher education.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: University degrees are always higher than degrees in universities of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Master’s degrees are offered both at universities and universities of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: In the Finnish education system, you can progress from lower level to higher or vice versa.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: You can access doctoral studies only after university studies but not after studies at the university of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: After a Bachelor’s degree at the university of applied sciences, one can proceed to Master’s studies either at the university or at the university of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: After high school, one can proceed directly to Master’s studies either at the university or at the university of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: One can complete Bachelor’s and Master’s studies both at universities and universities of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: In Finland, there are more universities than universities of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: University studies tend to be more theoretical than hands-on studies at the university of applied sciences.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Do university of applied sciences degree studies have tuition fees?
- Studies in English are free.
- Studies in Finnish are free.
- Studies in Finnish are subject to a fee.
- Studies in Swedish are subject to a fee.
A: Studies in Finnish are free.

Q: Who is charged the fee for the English-language degrees of the university of applied sciences?
- EU citizens
- Swedish speakers
- Non-Finland citizens
- Non-EU/EEA citizens
A: Non-EU/EEA citizens

Q: What does continuous learning mean?
- Learning continues throughout university studies.
- Learning continues after graduation.
- There is no time to learn in a changing working life.
- Learning takes place only in higher education.
A: Learning continues after graduation.

Q: What is the study culture like in Finland?
- There is a lot of hierarchy.
- Collaboration skills are important.
- There is little flexibility in studies.
- Studies focus on grades.
A: Collaboration skills are important.

Q: What is Finland's approach to education?
- Higher education institutions cooperate with working life.
- Free time is valued more than education.
- Higher education focuses on theory.
- Higher education invests in national interaction.
A: Higher education institutions cooperate with working life.

Q: Why is time management important?
- So that you can use all the time to study.
- So that you can spend your time on the right things.
- So that the university can control your studies.
- So that academic independence is preserved.
A: So that you can spend your time on the right things.

Q: What is an important skill in higher education in Finland?
- To understand things.
- To memorize things.
- To get 100% correct on the exam.
- To work alone.
A: To understand things.

Q: What helps in building study motivation?
- Start working only when you are motivated.
- Work without breaks so that your motivation doesn't run out.
- Set the bar too high.
- Divide tasks into intermediate goals.
A: Divide tasks into intermediate goals.

Q: What helps to succeed in distance learning?
- Keep studying continuously until the task is completed.
- Set aside less time for online learning than face-to-face teaching.
- Plan your studies so that you can follow schedules and deadlines.
- Focus on independent study without the help of others.
A: Plan your studies so that you can follow schedules and deadlines.

Q: What are active listeners able to do?
- They are able to predict what the speaker will say next.
- They are able to evaluate what they heard after listening.
- They are able to remember everything they hear.
- They are able to write everything when taking notes
A: They are able to evaluate what they heard after listening.