I know that word!
A course you must take before enrolling in another course
Prerequisites
Legally Blonde is just one of many movies that details life in one of these social organizations. Sororities are usually for women and fraternities for men.
Greek Organizations
Where would you sleep?
Dorm Room
This is the main thing you are studying
Major
This type of admission process describes a school that is always open to applications.
Rolling Admission
Popular examples of these include ROTARY club or Alpha Phi Omega. Members might help out the community.
Service Organizations
Are you hungry?
Dining Hall
This is something you take a decent amount of classes in, but it may not be your main focus of study
Minor
A professor who has this is probably very difficult to fire and has been at the school a looooong time
Tenure
You don't have to be a great athlete to play a sport in school--just sign up for these
Intramurals
*Sometimes the word club is used for the level below varsity or in place of varsity. Make sure you ask around at school to find out what level of play it involves!
Where to pick up your care package from dear old dad?
Post Office
This is the degree for your first four (or about four) years.
Bachelors
This is the master list of all classes at the school. It will only give you a general overview though, so if you want more details about a course, you might need to look on the department website
Course Catalog
If you enjoy reading and writing, or maybe you don't but you like graphic design, this type of club might be for you
Student publications:
Magazines, newspapers, yearbooks etc.
Best place to print your essay out
Library
If you major in chemistry, what type of bachelor degree should you be awarded?
Bachelor of Science
You will need to go speak to this person if you are having scheduling problems once you get to college
Registrar
AKA, AEPi, and Muslim Student Association might be examples of these.
Cultural organizations (often times they can be incorporated into Greek life)
Cough Cough--you're sick
Health Center/Student Clinic
If your professor has a masters, you refer to them as professor, but if they have a PhD, you refer to them as?
Doctor