College 101
The Certificate you earn at the end of your course of study.
What is a degree?
A type of financial aid commonly referred to as “free money.”
What are scholarships?
Your main field of study is called this.
What is a major?
What are study groups?
Mascot:"Rattlers."
What is Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University?
A student taking 12 or more credit hours is considered this.
What is a full time student?
This is student housing on campus.
What is a dorm?
Copying someone else's work without credit is called this.
What is plagiarism?
These provide real-world job experience while in college.
What are internships?
Mascot: "Bison."
What is Howard University?
This is a class you must complete before taking another course.
What is a prerequisite?
These are times professors set aside to help students outside of class.
What are office hours?
A smaller secondary field of study is this.
What is a minor?
Going to class regularly can improve these.
What are grades?
Mascot: "Aggies."
What is North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University?
This measures your academic performance on a 4.0 scale.
What is GPA?
These are clubs and sports that are available at school.
What are extracurricular activities?
This happens when your GPA drops below the school requirement.
What is academic probation?
This is important for reducing stress and staying healthy in college.
What is self-care or mental health care?
Mascot: "Wildcats."
What is Bethune Cookman University?
These are classes you choose based on your interest.
What are electives?
This skill helps students balance classes, work, and personal life.
What is time management?
Building professional relationships in college is called this.
What is networking?
Reaching out to professors, administration or staff.
What is asking for Support?
Mascot: "Golden Bulls."
What is Johnson C. Smith University?