College Knowledge/Terms

This degree is earned at a vocational/technical/or trade school.

This is a place where students live on campus.

This is the kind of class that will prepare you academically for readiness in college.

This is a graduate degree earned after a Bachelor’s degree.

This is an opportunity to take classes that count toward both HS and College.

This is a kind of non-traditional college where you can learn to be a mechanic, welder, hair stylist, technician, etc.

This is something you ask teachers, school administrators, etc., for when applying for college and scholarships.

This is available NOW to help you before and after school to help support youacademically. College has it too.

This is the average of a student’s semester or end-of-term grades, starting with your freshman year.

This financial assistance is considered FREE MONEY, but most have requirements that must be met to receive or keep it.

This is the money paid to attend college.

This is how a college year is usually divided.

This government form must be completed to be eligible for grants, loans, and scholarships.

A two-year college

Universities all over the country use this exam for admissions. Students usually take it during junior or senior year.

This is a college student with a minimum of 12 credits per semester.

This is a paper you write when applying for scholarships.

This is money students can borrow to go to college.

This 2-year degree is usually earned at a community college.

This is a graduate degree earned after a Master’s Degree

This is a four-year degree, usually earned from a university.