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Which course is worth one (1) credit hour?

What best describes a combination of in-person and virtual (blended) courses?

Which is a federally-funded program in the USA that assists students with the costs of college while working on campus?

What prevents registration; may be from financial aid needs, advising needs, etc.?

This means that a student has withdrawn from the academic semester (all classes)

A type of financial aid that is typically based on financial need and is not paid back.

What are courses that must be completed before another course?

Which course is worth four (4) credit hours?

This means that student has dropped only specific classes but plans to continue with other classes in the same semester

What are exams scheduled for the end of the semester called?

What are exams scheduled for the middle of the semester called?

Provides access to learning & enable individuals to develop to their fullest potential by identifying/removing barrier

An institution focused on the Associate Degree, certificates/diplomas & tend to be more career centered?

What best describes a online courses that meet at a specific day/time each week?

Which of the following are examples of Graduate/Professional degrees?

What best describes in-person courses?

When a student enrolls in 11 credit hours or less in a semester, what does this means?

If your class schedule reads: M 9:25-10:40, what day(s) does your class meet?

When a student’s cumulative (overall) and current grade point averages are 2.0 or better, what does this mean?

Which describes a Freshman level of classification?

Collects student tuition/fees, balances, disburses refund/financial aid checks, & generate 1098-T statements

Which of the following is a Junior Level Course?

Which best describes a 4-year institution that has both undergraduate and graduate degrees?

What best describes courses completed in which you choose from a list (options) to meet program requirements ?

Administers exams such as the Accuplacer, CLEP, and Proctored exams

A type of financial aid that must be paid back plus interested; subsidized and unsubsidized

Hosts events and activities that offer a wide variety of opportunities for students on and off of campus

A type of financial aid that is typically based on academics and does not have to be paid back.

What best describes courses coursework completed required of specific degree programs outside of the gen. eds. ?

Terms used with registration to determine class schedule

Which of the following are examples of undergraduate degrees?

The department that helps students select courses, register for courses, and plan for their academic future.

Which describes a Senior level of classification?

Which describes a Junior level of classification?

If your class schedule reads: TR 12:15-1:30, when does your class meet?

Works with Veterans Affairs as well as other federal/state agencies to provide educational assistance to our veterans

Which describes a Sophomore level of classification?

What happens as a a result of not being able to meet GPA and credit hour requirements?

What is it called to receive recognition of course completion; each course is worth a predetermined set of credits?

Helps participants have a successful college experience and achieve their academic and personal goals

Which best describes institutions that receive funding by their own endowment funds and students’ tuition and fees?

What is the act of signing up for classes?

Which of the following is a Sophomore Level Course?

What is a complete list of all classes and degrees offered by an institution?

When a student’s cumulative (overall) and current grade point averages are below 2.0, what does this mean?

Which best describes an institution that emphasizes the undergraduate education?

When a student enrolls in 12+ credit hours in a semester, what does this means?

What best describes courses completed at beginning of degree and makes up the foundations of the undergraduate degree ?

Which course is worth three (3) credit hours?

A professional financial administrator in a school or university

What does FAFSA stand mean?

Increase the retention/graduation of underrepresented students in the fields of STEM

What is a complete list of all the classes required for a specific degree?

Which of the following is a Freshman Level Course?

What would this describe? Fall term (August-December), Spring term (January-May), Summer term (May-Aug

What are courses that must be completed together?

What is the comprehensive list of classes available by semester?

What best describes virtual only courses?

What is an academic plan of study one commits to completing?

Which of the following is a Senior Level Course?

Which best describes a Certificate?

Which best describes institutions that receive a large portion of funding by state governments?

What does it mean when an institution has met a multitude of excellence standards set by an accrediting organization?

What is a secondary academic plan of study one commits to completing; usually complements the major?

Which best describes the department dedicated to assisting students with applying & being accepted into the institution?