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| ACT | A college admission test that measures english, math, and science reasoning.
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| AP Test | A test used to determine if students may gain advanced standing in college.
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| Admission Test | A standardized test used in the admission process.
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| Application | A formal request for admission to a college.
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| Aptitude | A natural talent or ability.
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| Associate's Degree | A two-year degree that generally prepares a student.
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| Bachelor's Degree | A four-year degree in a specific degree or subject.
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| Certificate | Career training program.
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| Class Rank | What you're grades are compared to your peers.
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| Common Application | A standardized application for most colleges.
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| Degree | A title given to the student to recognize them.
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| Diploma | Certificate given to students who have met graduation requirements.
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| Doctorate's Degree | Master's Degree plus additional specialization.
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| Expected Family Contribution | Money your family will contribute to paying for your college.
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| Extracurricular Activites | Activities that complement your academic studies.
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| FAFSA | Financial Aid Form.
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| Financial Aid | Any financial award given to a student.
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| GPA | Overall student performance.
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| Grants | Scholarships through the government.
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| Honor's Program | Any program for superior students
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| Letter of Recommendation | An assessment of the student's aptitudes, abilities and interests written by a teacher or counselor used by colleges in admission process.
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| Major | Subject of study student chooses to specialize in.
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| Master's Degree | Bachelor's Degree plus graduate courses in specialized area.
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| Open Admissions | Policy of some colleges of admitting virtually all high school graduates.
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| PLAN | A pre-ACT and examination of interests and skills for 10th graders.
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| Post-Secondary | Opportunities for high schoolers available after graduation for high school students.
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| PSAT | Preliminary SAT enables students to practice for SAT reasoning test and serves as a qualifying test for scholarship competitions.
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| Regular Decision | The application process in which a student submits an application to an institution by a specified date.
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| Rolling Admission | Application process where by a college reviews an application when the individual folder is completed.
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| SAT | College admission test designed to measure critical reading, math, and writing skills needed for academic success in college.
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| Scholarship | Financial aid based on merit and paid directly to the student.
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| Standardized Tests | Tests such as ACT and SAT that provide college admission officers with a comparative standard for evaluating students.
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| Student Aid Report | Information received after the FAFSA has been processed.
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| Transcript | The official record of high school or college courses.
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| Work/Study | Money earned in job obtained through the help of the college's financial aid office.
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