Highest level of an institution of learning,that is authorized to confer both undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Nonresidential junior college to serve a specific community supported in part by a local government funds.

The office for sending in your college applications.

A student in a university or college that hasn't received a first degree.

A student who holds a bachelors or first degree, and is studying for an advanced degree.

The fee for instruction at a college, university, or private school.

A unit that measures learning at colleges and universities.

Specific area of study your focused on while earning your degree.

Secondary area beyond a college major.

Degree awarded by college or university to a person that completed undergraduate studies.

Degree awarded by a junior or community college after two years of study.

Money granted to a student for various reasons, to continue their studies.

"Free Application for Federal Student Aid" The form you need to get financial aid from the federal government.

Support that is used to pay for school or a higher education.

State university/college

College that is financially supported by a state government.

Academic course at a college to provide general knowledge of the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, as opposed to professional subjects.

Investigate literature, the past, culture, english, history, and more.

Private university/college

A college that relays on student fees and donations to fund their academic program.

Several academic degrees f the highest rank awarded by universities or certainc colleges for completing advanced work.

To register, record, prepare, evaluate, assess, and collect various things.

Graduate student who is the recipient of a teaching fellowship.

Withdrawal from one school and enter another.

Certified record of a student having full enrollment history

Measure of scholastic attainment. Found by dividing total number of grade points by number of credits.

Head of a faculty, school, or administration in a university or college.

Room as your dorm and housing, and board as your meal plan.

Building at a college with a number of rooms for residents, wth a common bathroom and recreation areas.

A division for half of the regular academic year, usually 15 to 18 weeks.

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College Vocab

Term	Definition
University	Highest level of an institution of learning,that is authorized to confer both undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Community College	Nonresidential junior college to serve a specific community supported in part by a local government funds.
Admissions	The office for sending in your college applications.
Undergraduate	A student in a university or college that hasn't received a first degree.
Graduate	A student who holds a bachelors or first degree, and is studying for an advanced degree.
Tuition	The fee for instruction at a college, university, or private school.
Credit	A unit that measures learning at colleges and universities.
Major	Specific area of study your focused on while earning your degree.
Minor	Secondary area beyond a college major.
Bachelor's degree	Degree awarded by college or university to a person that completed undergraduate studies.
Associate's degree	Degree awarded by a junior or community college after two years of study.
Scholarship	Money granted to a student for various reasons, to continue their studies.
Grant	Something given
FAFSA	"Free Application for Federal Student Aid" The form you need to get financial aid from the federal government.
Financial Aid	Support that is used to pay for school or a higher education.
State university/college	College that is financially supported by a state government.
Liberal Arts	Academic course at a college to provide general knowledge of the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, as opposed to professional subjects.
Humanities	Investigate literature, the past, culture, english, history, and more.
Private university/college	A college that relays on student fees and donations to fund their academic program.
Doctorate	Several academic degrees f the highest rank awarded by universities or certainc colleges for completing advanced work.
Pre-requisite	Beforehand
Registar	To register, record, prepare, evaluate, assess, and collect various things.
Teaching Assistant	Graduate student who is the recipient of a teaching fellowship.
Transfer	Withdrawal from one school and enter another.
Transcript	Certified record of a student having full enrollment history
GPA	Measure of scholastic attainment. Found by dividing total number of grade points by number of credits.
Dean	Head of a faculty, school, or administration in a university or college.
Room and Board	Room as your dorm and housing, and board as your meal plan.
Dormitory	Building at a college with a number of rooms for residents, wth a common bathroom and recreation areas.
Semester	A division for half of the regular academic year, usually 15 to 18 weeks.

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