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ESL 3 Unit 4 Vocab
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| advisor | A person who helps students plan their college path |
| classmate | Someone else in your same class |
| faculty | People who teach at a school |
| financial aid officer | To help students figure out how they will pay for college |
| professor | Teacher at a college level |
| roommate | Someone you live with in the same room |
| to major/minor in | To study a specific thing in college |
| to participate in | To be a part of something |
| to register | To sign up for |
| to research | To study something specific in order to learn something new |
| campus | the buildings and land of a college |
| department | One specific part of a college |
| dining hall | Cafeteria of a college |
| dormitory | Where students live on campus |
| fraternity | A social group usually for males at a college |
| sorority | A social group for females at a college |
| student center | A place for students to spend time studying, eating, hanging out, etc. |
| academic | Related to schoolwork |
| assignment | A piece of work given to someone |
| credit | A measurement for college classes taken |
| curriculum | What is studied in a college class |
| extracurricular | Other things students participate in that are not their classes |
| Grade Point Average (GPA) | A number that tells how someone scored in their classes on average |
| homecoming | A celebration at a school to honor people who were students before |
| qualification | an official record showing that you have finished a training course or have the necessary skills, etc. |
| scholarship | Money you get to help pay for college |
| tuition | Money you pay to go to a college |
| major | A student's main area of study |
| minor | A student's second area of study |
| undergraduate | A student studying for their first degree in college |
| associate's degree | A two-year college program |
| bachelor's degree | A 4 year college program |
| graduate degree | Degrees that you can get after completing an undergraduate degree |