College Vocabulary

a four year degree, the most common

Scholastic Assessment Testa test of a student's academic skill used to get into college

A secondary subject chosen by a student to represent their second interest

A school providing higher education

money to help pay for college or career school

The office or group that makes the decision to admit students into a college of university.

One degree higher than a bachelor’s, usually involves 1-2 years more study

The cost of attending school; does not include your room or food

a subject chosen by a student to represent their principle interest

a grant or payment made to support a student's education, given on the basis of achievement.

Grade point average, all of your grades averaged together on a 4.0 scale

American College Testinga standardized test designed to determine a high school student's readiness for college.

a written or printed record of your academic accomplishments

a field on which the buildings of a university are situated