University Vocabulary

This college tends to have smaller class sizes and requires students to study a wide range of humanities.

You can learn about the university by going on a

This refers to your specialty or the main subject of your studies.

to borrow money from an institution

This refers to your secondary area of specialization in college

When scholarships pay for 100% of your education

This school might not be your top pick, but you're more likely to get in/be accepted

Someone who parties a lot

This is an outline or list of topics that will be discussed in a course.

What do you call someone who studies a lot?

Women are recruited to join this group and live in a house on campus

to get an "A" grade

to reimburse the money that you borrowed for college

This is a reference book used in class.

What do you call a student in his / her first year at university?

This is a team that represents a school or university in sports or other competitions.

Money given to you that you don't have to pay back

This refers to what you need to pay your university for your education.

An "RA" on a college campus stands for...

This person helps you choose classes and plan for a career

What do you call the building where students live on campus?

What is another way to say "graduation ceremony"?

synonym of to pay for something =

This is a collective noun referring to the entire teaching staff.

an idea or plan that is very unlikely

These are required courses you need to take before enrolling in a certain course.

The colleges you want to get into the most

How many classes are considered a full course load in college?

This word means to register as a student in a course or school.

What do you call courses you can take if you want to?

What does GPA stand for?

Money given to you based on good grades and special capabilities/talents

You earn this type of degree at a four-year university

A big party is also called a "rager"