Degrees & Academics
This degree is typically earned after completing four years of college
Bachelor’s degree
This type of housing is located on campus for student
Dorm
This number represents a student’s academic performance on a 4.0 scale
GPA
This is the money students pay to attend classes each semester.
Tuition
This person leads lectures and assigns grades at a university
Professor
This degree is earned after a bachelor’s degree
Master’s degree
This campus location is where students eat meals
Cafeteria / Dining hall
This document explains class rules, grading, and expectations
Syllabus
This financial aid does not need to be paid back.
Scholarship
This person is the head of a college or university.
President
This term refers to a student’s main field of study
Major
This campus building is where students borrow books and study.
Library
This exam is usually taken at the end of a course
Final exam
This college program allows students to work part-time for financial aid
Work-study
This college service helps students plan their academic path
Academic advising
This science major focuses on living organisms.
biology
This campus organization represents the student body
Student government
This is the official record of all courses and grades earned.
Transcript
This test is often required for college admission in the U.S
SAT
This academic term refers to choosing classes for the next semeste
Registration
This math-based major studies data and probability
Statistics
This academic period usually lasts about 15–16 weeks
Semester
This violation occurs when someone uses another person’s work as their own
Plagiarism
This term refers to taking a temporary break from college
Leave of absence
This term describes classes taken over the internet
Online courses