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G11 Nov 2022 session
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Holistic admissions
Considers just extracurricular activities
Considers only academic grades
Considers the "whole" applicant
Considers students SAT/ACT scores
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Acceptance rate
The higher the acceptance rate, the more difficult it will be to get in
The % of applicants that a college accepts that year
A 100% acceptance rate means a college is bad
The % of students that a college rejects that year
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Letter of motivation
A document which explains your reseason for applying to a college degree
A repeated version of your CV / resume
An informal statement explaining why you want to go to that college
A letter that explains why you get out of bed in the morning
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What is a Foundation program?
A one year program which gives you a pathway into an undergraduate degree
Something to choose if you don't know what to study at college
A program that only applies to students without APs
Somewhere to build your foundation
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Financial aid
Money available to help students pay college expenses
Money available from one single source (e.g. a scholarship)
Money given by your parents for your college study
Expected cost of attending a college
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Early Action
A nonbinding early admission process in the US
Applications submitted in January or February
Students are required to attend if admitted
Means you cannot apply to multiple schools
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Co-op
An one-term work assignment in the summer
A full-time work experience for current university students
Part-time, unpaid work positions
Open to only limited majors
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Conditional Offer
Proves that you're 100 percent qualified for a school you want to attend
No matter what grades you achieve, you can attend that university
Conditions (i.e. exam results) must be met in order to secure a place
An offer that cannot be changed into a rejection
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Undergraduate
Starting a degree program at university / college after high school
A student who has finished university
Studies before university
A student in their last year of high school
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What is a Liberal Arts College?
A type of college in the US
A place where you can do what you like (it's liberal)
A place to pursue an Arts degree
Undergraduate college - flexibility to study liberal arts & sciences
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Major
A class that is not necessary in order to get your degree
The main subject you choose to study in college
A secondary / additional subject you choose in college
A senior rank in the army
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Bachelor's degree
A college degree usually studied in 3-4 years
A Diploma in a specialized area of study
A PhD research degree
An Associate's degree from a two-year community college
