College Vocab 101

Non-familial references submitted by students during the admission process

A secondary academic track that students can pursue in addition to their major

The office you go to for information on getting into a college

A college application accepted by more than 800 colleges and universities

A student who is pursuing an associate or bachelor's degree

The office you go to when you need to request accommodations

Institutional statistic comparing the number of students who apply to those who are accepted

Service offered to provide homework & learning support

An opportunity to observe campus culture, talk to current students, etc.

Postponing college attendance in favor of community service, a postgraduate program, or other structured programs

A specific area of student that a student chooses to specialize in while earning a college degree

A record of the student's academic history that is submitted as part of the college application

Monetary assistance applied toward postsecondary education including grants, loans, and work-study

Office you go to when you need mental health support

Component of the admission process that allows students to showcase their individuality