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college vocab

TermDefinition
University an institution, having a college or liberal arts, program of graduate studies, several professional schools, including theology, law, medicine, and engineering
Community College nonresidential junior college, serve a specific community, supported in part by local government funds
Admissions office you apply to for college applications
Undergraduate a student that has not received a first degree
Graduate a student holding a bachelor's, the first pro degree, studies in an advanced degree
Tuition charge or fee for instruction
Credit a unit that measures learning as credits
Major the area of study your focusing on
Minor specialization beyond a college major
Bachelor's Degree a degree awarded by a college to someone who has completed undergraduate studies
Associate's Degree a degree awarded by a junior or community college
Scholarship a sum of money granted to a student
Grant granted as a privilege or right
FAFSA you will need to fill out to get any financial aid
Financial Aid monetary support, as a loan or scholarship, that is used to pay for school, especially higher education
State university/college a college that is financially supported by a state government
Liberal Arts the academic course, as opposed to professional or technical subjects
Humanities investigate literature
Private university/college rely on student tuition fees
Pre-requisite required beforehand
Registrar register, record, prepare, evaluate, access and collect
Teaching assistance who is the recipient of a teaching fellowship
Transfer to withdraw from one school and enter another
Transcript record of a student throughout a course of study, grades earned and degrees and awarded conferred
GPA scholastic attainment computed by dividing the total number of grade points, total number of credits
Dean the head of all the academic thins
Roam and Board bed, desk, heat, utilities, and Wi-Fi, your meal plan
Dormitory containing a number of private or semiprivate rooms for residents
Semester lasting typically from 15 to 18 weeks
Doctorate
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