CAP College Jeopardy FY21

The highest degree that a student can earn in a liberal arts subject, such as sociology, biology, English, psychology..

A four-year degree that requires a student to take a significant number of credits in their major

A semester or academic year which a student spends studying and/or doing research in another country

An office specializing in offering support to students regarding issues of cultural and ethnic diversity and identity

A four-year degree that allows the student to explore many different subjects

A two-year degree that requires a student to take a significant number of credits in their major

The office that helps students search for summer internships & jobs after graduation and craft résumés and cover letters

The office that decides how much money a student will receive in grants and loans

The office in charge of billing students for college-related expenses such as tuition, fees, room, and board

The degree a student must earn to become a lawyer

A public college typically offering associate degrees with open admissions

The degree a student must earn to become a medical doctor

A school that, unlike most schools, is a for-profit business instead of a non-profit organization (ex. NE Tech or Gibbs)

A person, usually an older student, who lives in a dorm and is responsible for student wellbeing, social activities, etc

A two-year degree that allows the student to explore many different subjects

A college where students are free to study a wide variety of different subjects during their undergraduate years

Admissions policy that allows some or all applicants to decide whether to submit SAT or ACT scores as part of their app

A four-year degree that requires a student to take a significant number of credits in a visual or performing art

A college or university that was originally founded to educate students of African-American descent.

The office to which a student sends their college application

The collective name for all non-professor employees on campus, such as security, admissions officers, secretaries, etc.

Part of a financial aid package that a student has to pay back.

A school that specializes in subjects such as drawing, photography, and graphic design

The degree a student gets if they go to a graduate school for business

A job a student gets through their school, payment for which is part of their financial aid package

A school that includes many different schools (ex. a college of nursing & a college of business) & has graduate students

The collective name for all the Professors, Associate Professors, and Assistant Professors

Part of a financial aid package that can be determined by merit (academic achievement).

The most common graduate degree which generally takes 1 to 3 years to obtain

The person in charge of a division, faculty, or school in a college or university