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4th Nine Weeks Test

TermDefinition
Intristic motivation refers to the actions we take because of enjoyment and other internal factors
IGP document that shows a student's course and diploma pathway from 8th grade to graduation
Extrinsic motivation refers to behavior that is driven by reward such as money, fame, grades, and praise
Associate degree 2 year degree
Bachelor's degree 4 year degree
AP classes high school course that offers credit for college
College minor declared secondary academic discipline during undergraduate studies
College major courses required by a college in order to receive a degree
Loans money lent with interest that you have to pay back
Grants money you don't have to pay back
Scholarship a grant-in-aid to a student; money that doesn't have to be paid back
Certificate program a program designed to give students mastery over a narrow subject area
Prerequisite a class you have to take before you can take a certain class
Mastery's degree second academic degree
Doctoral degree highest degree
IBC a credential that verifies an individual has met the established skill standards required to enter the workforce in a certain feild
FAFSA a form filled out for federal student aid
Elective courses classes that you get to choose or pick that aren't mandatory
Dual enrollment classes allow students to be enrolled in two separate academic institutions; refers to high school students taking college courses
Credential something that gives a title to credit or confidence; qualification
College prep courses means by which high school students can better meet the requirements for entry into college
CLEP offers students the opportunity to earn credit for college courses
Created by: agalloway
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