Post Secondary #1

Vocational school is best for people who

4 year university/college is cheaper than community college

Which option provides your typical college experience?

Another word for vocational school is

4 year college allows you to get an associates degree

How many credit hours does one class usually equal?

Community colleges are local colleges found in your own community

Community colleges allow you to dorm on campus

Community colleges have districts/boundaries you have to live inside, otherwise they charge you extra $. This is called:

Going to an in-state school is cheaper than going to an out-of-state-school

Open admission policy (aka open enrollment) means that

UIC is an example of

Which degree is more appropriate for someone who wants to transfer to a 4-year college?

Fill in the blank:Associate's Degree --> _______________________________ --> Master's Degree --> PhD

An example of vocational school is

What is the name of your local community college?

Let's say you want to be a chef. What would be your best post-secondary option?

Public schools are more expensive than private schools

Most students transfer from a community college to a 4 year college/university

Which has a bigger campus and/or more students (usually)?

Community College is also called Junior College