College Seminar quiz 2

Composed of classes prescribed or outlined by an institution for completion of a program.

Awarded for the successful completion of a prescribed program of study.

Courses a student may choose without the restriction of a particular major program curriculum.

The procedure by which students choose classes each semester.

A form offered by College Board that is used by some schools and programs to award funds.

Students are permitted to drop courses from their class schedules and/or add other courses.

Students who apply under early decision commit to enroll at the college if admitted.

Requirements prescribed by institutions for completion of a program of study.

Non-classroom activities that can contribute to a well-round education (athletics, clubs, etc.)

When a student can enroll and attend two educational institutions at the same time.

Numbers usually containing three or four digits; for example, Freshman English might be 113.

A type of work-based learning that consists of in school instruction in a specific field.

Any program in which a student completes the requirements of two majors concurrently.

Fees normally assessed to a student, together with the institution's estimate of the cost.

Admitting certain gifted students who have often completed junior year though not high school.

A particular portion of a subject selected for study.

The amount a student and his or her family are expected to pay toward the student's COA.

Loan program that permits parents to borrow and pay their students' full cost of education.

When you apply under a college's early enrollment plan and receive a decision earlier.

Process where funds are made available to students to use in meeting educational expenses.