Community College Basics
What are quarter and semester?
The two public university systems that California offers for transfer students.
What are CSU and UC?
The type of account you can open at a bank to put money you don't plan to spend often.
What is a savings account?
The assessment we take to learn our four letter personality type.
What is the JUNG personality test, or MBTI?
Your conscious, subconscious, and unconscious are often depicted as this.
What is an iceberg?
The amount of units you need to complete to receive an associate degree at a semester community college.
What is 60 units?
The website that community college students can use to look up major classes they need to transfer.
What is ASSIST?
What you have to pay a credit card or bank when you borrow money above what you borrowed.
What is an interest rate?
What is extraversion?
In the Johari Window, when others don't know something about you, but you know it about yourself.
What is Hidden?
The award you can earn by completing classes in your major, most often awarded by community colleges.
What is a certificate?
The types of colleges and universities you can attend that are not primarily overseen by the government.
What are private universities?
The way companies and other lenders measure your responsibility as a credit user.
What is your credit score?
When you prefer to complete tasks on a strict timeline and like having a set schedule.
What is Judging?
The theory that you can be smart in many different ways, as proposed by Howard Gardner.
What are multiple intelligences?
The degree you can earn while also completing requirements for transfer to a CSU or UC.
What is an ADT or Associate degree for transfer or AAT or AST or Associate of Art for Transfer or Associate of Science for Transfer?
The general education pattern that you can complete to meet the requirements for transfer to public universities in California.
What is CalGETC?
A type of account you can open to save money for fixed periods of time.
What is a Certificate of Deposit?
When you look at the future and possibilities rather than the present and what's right in front of you.
What is Intuition?
The four types of assessments we took in this class measured these four things.
What are skills, interests, personality, and values? (or proficiency, preferences)
The three types of courses students may need to take in order to complete an associate degree.
What are core, major, and elective units?
The three main types of degrees research universities generally offer.
What are bachelor's, master's and doctorate's?
The three types of ways you can receive funding from financial aid for college.
What are grants, loans, and work-study?
On the DPTI, the three areas that deal the least with numbers.
What are People, Things and Ideas?
The six types of interest areas covered in the Holland Strong Interest Inventory.
What are RIASEC (Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional)?