CCR Post Test

A list of people who can speak to a candidate's credentials and qualifications for a role.

A form employers use to gather crucial information about potential candidates.

Any education pursued after high school.

Money you can borrow from the U.S. Department of Education to pay for college and then repay later.

How much a student pays for housing and a meal plan in college.

8-year Degree

The price for college classes.

The specific area of study you are focusing on while earning your degree.

Screenings that employers conduct of a job applicant's criminal record, credit history, references and more.

The official record of courses taken and grades earned at a specific institution.

6-year Degree

The Scholastic Aptitude Test is a standardized test the measures college preparedness.

A college student who has earned a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent.

A college student who has not yet earned a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent.

The American College Test is a standardized test that estimates a students readiness.

A benefit that employers provide to employees to take time off while still getting paid.

A type of financial aid that is given to students as a gift and doesn’t have to be repaid.

2-year Degree

The minimum hourly rate that employers must pay their employees.

A type of financial aid that is awarded based on merit or need, doesn’t have to be repaid.

A letter candidates provide along with their resume when applying for a job.

Course credits carried over from one institution to another.

A discussion between a potential employer and a candidate.

A way of measuring how much work is required for a particular course.

4-year Degree

The average of a students final grades in all of their courses.

A position that requires a minimum of 30 hours to be worked every week.

A formal document that displays an individual’s professional background and relevant skills

Someone who works for a company in return for payment

A position that works less than 30 her every week.

A document students complete to determine eligibility for federal loans and grants.

A postsecondary institution that offers training for a specific job

A person or organization that employs people