Education
College
Earnings
Jobs
Jobs
100

This undergraduate degree typically takes two years of full-time study to complete. 

What is an Associate's Degree?

100

This primary cost of attending college covers the price of academic instruction and courses. 

What is Tuition?

100

A specific role or position held to perform duties in exchange for pay, typically focused on short-term financial needs rather than long-term advancement.

What is a Job?

100

Graphic Designer, Photographer. 

What is Arts?

100

Social Worker, Personal Care Aide.

What is Human Services?

200

Traditional full-time college students usually earn this degree in four years of study.

What is a Bachelor's Degree?

200

The cost of on-campus housing facilities where college students typically live during their undergraduate years.


What is Room & Board?

200

A continuous, long-term professional journey made up of learning, experience, and progress within a specific field or industry over a person's lifetime. 

What is a Career?

200

Human Resources Manager, Administrative Assistant.

What is Business?

200

Software Developer, IT Support Specialist. 

What is Information Technology?

300

Earning a bachelor's degree is typically a prerequisite before enrolling in this level of graduate education. 

What is a Master's Degree?

300

A prepaid campus dining plan that grants students access to dining halls and cafeteria meals is known as this.

What is a Meal Plan?

300

Payment based on the exact number of hours worked (or output produced), usually paid weekly or biweekly, which fluctuates depending on total hours logged.

What is a Wage?

300

Elemetary/High School Teacher.

What is Education?

300

Industrial Engineer.

What is Manufacturing?

400

Any education or training pursued after completing high school or a GED falls under this broad umbrella term. 

What is Post-Secondary Education?

400

Award money given, based on academic performance, artistic talent, or athletic achievement, that is not paid back. 

What is a Scholarship?

400

A fixed, agreed-upon amount of annual compensation paid regularly (such as biweekly or monthly), regardless of the specific number of hours worked in a given week. 

What is a Salary?

400

Accountant, Invesment Banker.

What is Finance?

400

Market Research Analyst, Advertising Executive. 

What is Marketing?

500

Short-term, skill-specific training programs offered by colleges or industry providers that culminate in a targeted credential rather than a full degree are called this. 

What is a Certificate Program?

500

Money borrowed to pay for college that needs to be paid back with interest. 

What are Student Loans?

500

Income based on the amount you sell, such as a car or house.

What is Commission?

500

Hotel General Manager, Travel Agent.

What is Hospitality & Tourism?

500

Chemist, Biomedical Researcher.

What is Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics? (STEM).