Post-Sec Vocab

Money given (usually) based on academic achievement

What is the name of the standard Graduation Certificate in BC?

Institution that offers undergraduate and graduate degrees

Undergraduate Degree is the same as:

Which of these would be considered entry-level?

What is the other name for a PhD?

A two-year post secondary program is often referred to as:

Courses needed/required before taking a particular course

Paid work placements during your studies is called:

Official academic record is known as:

Money given based on financial need

If you took two years at Douglas and transferred to SFU to complete your Bachelor's Degree, this is called a:

The service that lets you send your transcripts to post-secondary institutions

If you got credit for classes you took in a different country, this is called:

Specialization in one discipline/area at university

Institutions that usually offer two-year programs, certificates, and diplomas

Where on the websites would you find information about required courses for programs?

Masters Degree is an example of:

Students who are thinking about attending a school would look under:

Group of departments