Academics
Classes you must take before your major specific classes
basics/pre-requisites
Organizations one may join to make life long friends as well as connections
Fraternities and Sororities (Social clubs)
The form you must fill out to qualify for financial aid
FAFSA
You must have this in order to eat in the cafeteria on campus
Meal plan/ Meal card
The number of times you may miss class before being dropped from the class
3,5,8
The average class size of an entry level, lecture based class
200
Sports/tournaments you compete in non-competitively
Intramurals
Money given away for free
Grants
You must have reached this classification in order to live in apartments or off campus
Sophomore
The way to meet with your professor one on one
Stop by during office hours
The person who helps you determine your class sizes
Advisor
The way to find the best spots around town and campus
Freshman Orientation/ Scheduled tour
Money that must be paid back after you graduate
Student Loans
a trained peer leader who coordinates activities in dorms and residential halls
RA- Residential Assistant
True/False- picking classes is first come first serve
True
The minimum number of hours you must have in a semester to be considered a full-time student
12 hours
An opportunity to make money and still study
On campus job
The average amount spent on textbooks per semester
$650
How information about free food is found
Flyers, campus announcements
a student with some level of expertise in a certain class, helps out with class
TA- Teacher's assistant
A great way for managing money in college
budget
The epicenter (main building) on a college campus
The SUB (student union building)
True/False- you must maintain a certain GPA in order to keep scholarships
True
One of the most important places on campus
Library
The key to success as well as fun in college
balance/time management