Learning of the highest level, college of liberal arts and a program of graduate studies together, professional schools. Theology, law, medicine, engineering for both undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Serve a specific community that's typically supported by local government funds.

The office you send your college applications.

A student who has not received a first, bachelors degree.

A student who holds the bachelor's and is studying for an advanced degree.

A unit that measures learning at accredited colleges and universities.

Specific area of study you're focusing on.

A degree awarded, to a person who has completed undergraduate studies.

Completion of two years of study.

Aid granted, merit, need, to pursue their studies.

Financial aid from the federal government.

A loan or scholarship to pay for school.

State University/college

College that is financially supported by the state government.

Knowledge, compromising the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, to professional or technical subjects.

The past, culture, and human values.

Private university/college

Student tuition fees, alumni donations, and endowments.

Academic degrees, Ph.D. or Ed.D, completing advanced work in graduate school or a professional school.

Register students, record grades, evaluate academic records, assess, collect tuition and fees.

A graduate student, recipient of a teaching fellowship.

Points received by the total number of credits or hours course work taken.

The head of a faculty, school, or administrative division.

Private or semiprivate rooms for residents.

Academic year lasting typically from 15 to 18 weeks.

Enrollment history including all courses, grades, and degrees.

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College vocab

Term	Definition
University	Learning of the highest level, college of liberal arts and a program of graduate studies together, professional schools. Theology, law, medicine, engineering for both undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Community college	Serve a specific community that's typically supported by local government funds.
Admissions	The office you send your college applications.
Undergraduate	A student who has not received a first, bachelors degree.
Graduate	A student who holds the bachelor's and is studying for an advanced degree.
Tuition	Charge or fee for instruction.
Credit	A unit that measures learning at accredited colleges and universities.
Major	Specific area of study you're focusing on.
Minor	Secondary area.
Bachelor's degree	A degree awarded, to a person who has completed undergraduate studies.
Associate's degree	Completion of two years of study.
Scholarship	Aid granted, merit, need, to pursue their studies.
Grant	A privilege or right.
FAFSA	Financial aid from the federal government.
Financial Aid	A loan or scholarship to pay for school.
State University/college	College that is financially supported by the state government.
Liberal Arts	Knowledge, compromising the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, to professional or technical subjects.
Humanities	The past, culture, and human values.
Private university/college	Student tuition fees, alumni donations, and endowments.
Doctorate	Academic degrees, Ph.D. or Ed.D, completing advanced work in graduate school or a professional school.
Pre-requisite	Required beforehand.
Registrar	Register students, record grades, evaluate academic records, assess, collect tuition and fees.
Teaching assistant.	A graduate student, recipient of a teaching fellowship.
Transfer	Withdraw from one school.
GPA	Points received by the total number of credits or hours course work taken.
Dean	The head of a faculty, school, or administrative division.
Room and Board	Room as your dorm or housing.
Dormitory	Private or semiprivate rooms for residents.
Semester	Academic year lasting typically from 15 to 18 weeks.
Transcript	Enrollment history including all courses, grades, and degrees.

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