College Vocab.
Money
College Clubs
Majors
College Vocab. 2
100

Major

Also called a concentration, an academic major is a college students main field of study while they are getting their undergraduate degree.

100

Financial Aid

Help to pay for school.  There are grants (you don't have to pay back) Loans (you pay back with interest) and scholarships (You do not have to pay back)

100

Sorority 

A social club for females

100

Teaching

A career in which students are taught from grades Pre-K throughout adulthood.

100

Text books

The books your professor assigns for each class.  These can be very expensive.  

200

Minor

A minor is a "mini major" a group of classes on one subject that is around 15-30 credits worth of courses.  

200

Application Fee

The fee you pay to apply for a college

200

Campus newspaper

A group of students that work together to provide the campus news and happenings of the college and community. 

200

Business

Learning to manage and operate a business

200

College Id Card

This card will typically be an ATM card that you get money from any left over student loans on and will also grant access to building, help you check out books at the library, and you scan it to eat lunch.  DO NOT LOSE IT.  There is always a fee if you do!

300

Dorm

A dorm room is where college students live.  It is short for dormitory.  College students often live in dorm rooms with roommates.  

300

FAFSA

A free application for student loan.

300

Fraternity 

A social club for males.

300
Computer and Information Sciences

Learning how to use programs and run networks for companies.

300

Syllabus

A list from your professor for each course that has important dates, assignments, and information you need for that semester.

400

Elective

Classes that you take in college that are not part of your required degree but count towards graduation.  

400

NCAA Eligibility Center

For those that play sports they can register with the NCAA Division to get merit money to help pay for college.  

400
College Radio Station

A group of volunteers that work together to provide coverage of campus sports, happenings, play music, create shows for listeners to enjoy.

400

Engineering 

Building things using skills taught in coursework.  There are many kinds of engineers.  
400

Schedule

A list of what your week will look like and what classes, homework, work schedule and more that is going on.

500

Professor

A college teacher.

500

Pell Grant

A federal grant program that awards money for college that does not have to be paid back based on family finances.  

500

Theatre 

A club of students who put on plays for the college and community.  

500

Psychology 

The study of why people do the things they do. 

500

Graduate

What you do after you earn your undergraduate/bachelor degree

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