3.3College Terminology

Often called a four-year degree but may take longer

A test that colleges/universities use to determine if you are ready for college

This is an area you took a lot of classes about but DID NOT get a degree in

An institution that grants undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees

This is what your bachelor's degree will be specialized in.

A person working toward a post bachelors degree certification

This person manages the financial affairs of the college/university.

This is when a student is enrolled in two schools at the same time.

This form of financial aid is based on academics or athletics and does not need to be paid back

The place where you will most likely live for at least your freshman year

This is a form that you and your guardian will fill out in order to help you get loans/grants

Free Money that the Government gives to students

What you call a teacher in College

Grade Point Average

A two-year institution of higher education

A greek organization for either men or women

Money given to a student that is expected to be paid back

A degree that takes two years for full-time students and is usually more specific

A person working toward their bachelors degree

Academic Probation