A student's declared secondary field of study during undergraduate studies.

CA State University (CSU)

Public university funded by the state and tuition from students (25 total).

What you earn from a 4-year university. Many jobs require one.

The subject you concentrate on and eventually get a degree in.

General Education (GE)

Courses that help you acquire skills the essential for university learning.

Prerequisite (pre-req)

A thing required as a prior condition for something else to happen.

A school where you can get a certificate to perform a certain job/career.

A test that is administered and scored in a consistent or standard manner.

Occupation that requires a lot of preparation and brings greater happiness.

University of CA (UC)

Public university funded by the state and tuition from students (10 total).

A school that is funded entirely from tuition and private donations.

A value that indicates the amount of college credit given to a course.

Moving from one school to another and bringing credits you earned before.

Community/Junior College

A college where you can only get an associate’s degree.

Where you can get a master’s or doctoral degree.

Grant, scholarship, loan, paid employment to help meet college costs.

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Minor
The subject you concentrate on and eventually get a degree in.
Something that is required by many jobs.
A student's declared secondary field of study during undergraduate studies.
Someone under the age of 18.
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CA State University (CSU)
Public university funded by the state and tuition from students (25 total).
A school that only residents of CA can attend.
Public university funded by the state and tuition from students (10 total).
A school that is funded entirely from tuition and private donations.
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Bachelor's Degree
What you earn from a 4-year university. Many jobs require one.
A temperature.
What you earn from a community college.
What you earn from completing high school.
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Major
The subject you concentrate on and eventually get a degree in.
A military status.
A student's declared secondary field of study.
Proof that you have completed the requirements for a degree.
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General Education (GE)
Courses that are required for the major you choose.
Courses that help you acquire skills the essential for university learning.
Courses that are required for the minor you choose.
Courses that are required for you to graduate high school.
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Prerequisite (pre-req)
A course that is required for your major.
A thing required as a prior condition for something else to happen.
A thing that you do after something else has been done.
A general education course.
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Trade School
A school where you get an associate's degree.
A school where you get your Bachelor's degree.
A school where you can get a certificate to perform a certain job/career.
A school where you get your master's or doctoral degree.
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SAT/ACT
A certificate you earn in trade school.
A degree you earn in graduate school.
A test that is required for college admission.
A test that is administered and scored in a consistent or standard manner.
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Career
Occupation that requires a lot of preparation and brings greater happiness.
A job that you have in high school or college.
A part-time job.
Something that you choose to be for the rest of your life.
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University of CA (UC)
A school that is funded entirely from tuition and private donations.
Public university funded by the state and tuition from students (25 total).
Public university funded by the state and tuition from students (10 total).
A school that only residents of CA can attend.
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Private University
A school that is free to attend.
A school that is funded entirely from tuition and private donations.
A school that is funded entirely from the state.
A school that you are required to go to after high school.
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Unit/Credit
A value that indicates the amount of college credit given to a course.
A type of dorm that you can live in in college.
The amount of money a college course costs.
The amount of classes you need to take in college.
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Transfer
Moving from one school to another and starting over in terms of credits.
Moving to a school out of state.
Moving from one school to another and bringing credits you earned before.
Proof that you have completed the requirements for a certain major.
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Community/Junior College
A college where you earn a Master's degree or PhD.
A college that costs a lot of money to attend.
A college where you earn a Bachelor's degree.
A college where you can only get an associate’s degree.
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Graduate School
Where you get a Bachelor's degree.
Where you get an associate's degree.
Where you can get a master’s or doctoral degree.
Where you go to school after you graduate high school.
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Financial Aid
Something that is required when applying for college.
Grant, scholarship, loan, paid employment to help meet college costs.
Help with paying taxes.
A full-ride scholarship to a school.

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