Degrees
A Degree that requires about 4 years of college and is usually earned from a University.
What is a bachelors degree?
Name a public university in New York.
What is university of
the government form that must be completed in order to be eligible for grants, loans, and scholarships
What is FAFSA or WASFA form
GPA stands for?
What is Grade point average?
—Not go
—only go for a two hours.
The graduate degree that usually follows the bachelor's degree.
What is a masters degree?
the land the college and all its building sit on is called
What is campus?
This type of financial assistance is considered "FREE MONEY", although free, most have requirements that must be maintained in order to keep it.
What is a scholarship?
The place where students live on campus is called.
What are dorms?
You’re doing good in school but your bank account took a hit, what should you do?
—get a part time job
—get a paid internship
—Doordash
This Degree is usually earned at a community college.
What is a associates degree?
Colleges usually divide the school year into these.
What is semesters or quarters?
The money you pay to attend college is called
What is tuition?
Money borrowed by students to help pay for college that must be repaid.
What are loans?
You got a bad grade on a test what should you do?
-go to teachers office hours
-get a tutor
A graduate degree that usually follows the master's degree.
What is a Doctoral Degree?
To sign up for specific college classes is called?
What is Register for classes?
This is a type of Federal Financial Aid, which is based on student need and provides students with part-time, on-campus employment.
What is a work study?
A record of all the classes you have taken, when you took them and the grades you received for them
What is a transcript?
It’s -10 degrees outside and snowing—should you go to class
—yes
A college program you take to earn your degree and start your career.
What is your major?
A class (or classes) you need to have completed before you can register for certain courses
What is a prerequisite at college?
How grants and scholarships differ.
Grants are given based on financial need (low-income level) and scholarships are based on exceptional performances (academics, athletics, skills, etc.).
When you need to drop a class because you are afraid you may not get a passing grade.
What is a withdrawl?
Your roommate isn’t cleaning up after themselves you should….
—talk to them
—talk to your resident advisor