College Knowledge

A degree awarded by a college or university, usually after 4 years

A student who is in college seeking their first associate or bachelor’s degree.

The highest degree you can earn

A dual credit program in which high school students take college courses and earn an Associate’s Degree

A two-year institution providing lower-level college courses

A college run and funded by the state or other government agency.

A degree earned at a community college after completing 2 years of required coursework

An award that gives a student money to attend college

Buildings that houses a number of students on a college campus

A student who continues with their studies after graduating with their bachelor’s degree.

An official academic record from a specific school. It lists the courses you have completed and grades earned

The main subject a student studies during college

form used determine a students eligibility for financial aid (loans or scholarships)

A college that is funded by organizations other than the government

The second main subject a student studies during college (optional)

Money paid to attend classes

number of students who attend a school divided by the number of teachers in the institution.

A graduate of a school

Money that a student borrows to attend college

A class that must be taken before you can take a different class