College Knowledge

Money borrowed from the government or a bank that you must pay back with interest.

This refers to how often the class meets. Tuition is also calculated by this.

An overview of a student's progress- shows GPA and credit hours.

Money for college that does NOT need to be paid back. Based on student's financial needs (not grades or sports).

The main focus of study in a 4-year degree.

The grounds and buildings of a college is called the-

This type of degree usually takes 2 years to earn in practical fields like Veterinary Assistant.

On campus living space which usually includes a meal plan.

The name for a student attending college AFTER earning a bachelor's degree.

Type of college that trains for specific careers- often "hands on". (Northwestern Tech or Dorsey Business)

When you attend college in the state in which live, you are a-

FAFSA stands for-

A financial award to help you pay for college (usually based on GPA and/or athletics).

This person helps students choose majors and minors, design a course of study, & helps fulfill graduation requirements.

AVID students need to take AP courses in high school. AP stands for-

This degree typically takes 8 years to earn and you must write a dissertation.

A college organization for women (may live in a house together, pay dues, & do community service).

A course a student must complete before taking another required class.

A short-term job in your career field. Earns credit towards your degree (paid or unpaid).

You take the SAT in 11th grade which is part of the college admissions process. The SAT stands for-