College Prep
The person who has access to your transcripts and provides letter of recommendation
What is a counselor?
Housing provided for on-campus students
What are dorms?
Taking up two separate courses and graduating with two different degrees
What is a double major?
The community college located in the borough of Manhattan
What is BMCC?
The class that is supposed to prepare you for college and your career.
What is CCR?
Two exams that are needed for college entrance
What is the SAT and ACT?
The place you go to take care of financial issues when on campus
What is the Bursars Office?
The person who is in charge of your dorm on campus
What is an R.A?
The only requirement needed for a CUNY application
What is a high school transcript?
Money for school that doesn't need to be paid back
What is a scholarship or grant?
What is FAFSA?
When you move to a different country to study
What is study abroad?
The person who advises you to take specific courses throughout the year
What is an advisor?
The name of the university that resides in our state's capital
What is the University of Albany?
Four types of degrees that can be earned after the highschool diploma
What are Associates, Bachelors, Masters and Doctorates?
This is a form of marketing yourself to college recruits before being accepted
What is a college essay?
Working on campus and receiving compensation for your services
What is work study?
Groups of men and women who are apart of a brotherhood/sisterhood organization
What are sororities and fraternities?
This degree can only be obtained at a 2 year community college
What is an Associates Degree?
An event you can attend to ask college representatives questions about their campus
What is a college fair?
The place where you register for SAT and receive your scores
What is collegeboard?
The cost of living on campus (Only dorm and food)
What is room and board?
Secondary set of courses that accompanies your major
What is a minor?
The school that is best for studying law and criminology
What is John Jay College?
Name three things that are vital for the admissions process
What are transcripts, SAT scores, AP scores, college application and FAFSA?