πŸŽ“ College Basics
πŸ’° Paying for Your Future
πŸ› οΈ Trades & Careers
πŸ“ Application Vocabulary
βœ… Senior Survival
100

A school where students can usually earn an associate degree in about two years.

community college

100

Money for education that you usually do not have to repay.

Scholarship or grant

100

A document that shows your education, experience, skills, and accomplishments to an employer.

resume

100

First generation definition

A first-generation graduate is a person who is the first in their immediate familyβ€”meaning their parents or legal guardiansβ€”to earn a four-year college bachelor’s degree

100

The document seniors must earn by completing their high school graduation requirements.

high school diploma

200

A degree that usually takes about four years of full-time study.

bachelors

200

The financial aid application completed by many students planning to attend college or career school.

FAFSA

200

A worker who installs and repairs wiring and electrical systems.

electrician

200

What does AP stand for?

Advanced Placement

200

Date of SAT

October 15

300

The subject a college student chooses as their main area of study.

major
300

Money borrowed for school that must be paid back, usually with interest

student loans

300

Education that prepares students for a specific career, such as welding, cosmetology, or automotive repair.

trade or vocational program

300

A person who writes about your strengths, character, and readiness for college or work.

recommender or reference

300

Deadline for CSU application

Nov 2nd

400

These show the classes you completed and the grades you earned in high school.

transcript

400

Financial aid that allows students to earn money through a part-time job while attending college.

work-study

400

A credential showing that you met the training or skill requirements for a particular career.

certification

400

What is this called? A response explaining your experiences, goals, or qualities.

personal statement or college essay

400

Deadline For UC

November 20th

500

California has two public university systems. Name both.

University of California (UC) and the California State University (CSU) systems

500

his is the total amount a student pays for classes before financial aid is applied. It does not include housing, food, books, or transportation.

tuition

500

What else do employers ask for besides a resume? (it's another document)

Cover Letter
500

An application decision that requires a student to attend that college if accepted.

Early Decision or Early Action

500

How many AP classes are there at Invictus?

6

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