College Vocabulary

A range of people from different backgrounds (race, religion, class, gender, nationality, etc)

A student in his/her first year of college

Money that you borrow to pay for college but you have to pay it back later

The area of study that you focus on primarily

A test that you may have to take to get in to college

A student who is in the first 4 years of college before getting a bachelor's degree

A person who went to that college/university in the past.

The teachers/professors at a school/college/university

Jobs

The department at the college/university that reviews applications.

A standard 4 year degree.

The cost of college/university

A two-year degree that you can get from a community college

Money given to a student to help pay for college for special reasons, not to be paid back

Anything that has to do with classes and studies

The highest level of academic degrees you can get.  

The paperwork you fill out to get accepted to college

The land that has all the buildings and fields of the university or college

Someone who lives in the state of the public university; may get cheaper tuition

Classes or subjects that cross-over different topics. Example: Spanish and History

An official record of your classes, credits and grades.

Courses such as history, literature, art, languages, music. NOT science or math classes.

A place on campus where students hang out or eat

The place where students may live and sleep on campus