College Activity 2

Test widely used for admissions. It measures verbal reasoning, critical reading, and math

A student pursuing their first, two or four-year degree.

A course that must be completed before you can enroll in a more advanced course

Type of college that is run by the state or other government agency

The land and buildings that a college or university uses for instruction or student services

A degree that is at least 2, but less than 4, years of college usually at a community college.

This includes grants, scholarships, loans and part-time employment from many sources:

The highest degree offered by colleges and universities.

Courses that offer college-level coursework in high schools to earn college credit.

The amount colleges charge for class time. This does not include the cost of books or room/food

The amount you and your family are expected to pay toward college costs is determined by:

A type of financial aid that does not have to be paid back after the student leaves school.

Academic administrator at a college, especially one with responsibility for students or faculty

A graduate degree added onto a bachelor’s degree. It usually takes two years to complete

Class you can choose to add beyond what is required for school graduation.

Most colleges consider letter grades or this "accumulation of grades" which is called your

An outline for a class including textbooks, assignments, exam dates, and grading standards

A permanent record of all the classes you take and grades you earn

Colleges review each application & decide which students to accept.This process is called what?

Test that can be taken in 10th grade and usually is taken before the SAT’s.

Your main specialization in one academic discipline or field of study.

Program where in return for scholarship money, students agree to serve in the military.

These credits from prior courses (taken at another school) can be applied at your current college. (Saves $$$)

If a dorm has both girls and boys living in the same building it's called: