College and Career Vocab

A permanent record of all the courses you've taken in high school and college.

Main classes such as math, English, science, and social studies

A degree in addition to a Bachelor's degree, but under a Doctoral degree

A training program where students agree to join the military after graduating in return for college tuition

A person pursuing an Associate's or Bachelor's degree

Money that pays for a student to attend college classes

A college that allows anyone to attend who has a high school diploma or a GED

The lowest level of degrees you can earn

Colleges that do receive funding from the state government

A college that mostly provides associate's degrees and technical programs

A program that combines on the job training with coursework.

Small schools that offer apprenticeship programs

The highest degree one can earn in any given field

A person who can assist you in setting up your college course schedule

A form filled out yearly by students to receive most kinds of scholarships, grants, or loans for college tuition

Work related classes or programs of study

A program that typically takes 4 years to complete and is higher than an Associate's degree

A type of college that does not receive state funding but can create their own curriculum.

Classes taken in high school that provide college level coursework and credit

High school courses that are optional and are able to be chosen.

Activities, clubs, sports, groups, service hours, etc. that take place outside of the regular classroom.

Grants, scholarship,s and loans all fall into this category.

If you switch colleges before you complete a degree, you will need to __________________ your credits

To sign up for the military after graduation

Groups of jobs that require similar skills and interests