This number, ranging from 0.0 - 4.0, is a way to determine your overall grades in high school.
What is GPA?
These are two types of institutions of post secondary learning, particularly in colleges, universities, or specialized schools.
What is Public and Private?
The Preliminary Scholarly Aptitude Test. You had to take this test as either a freshman, sophomore or junior.
What is the PSAT?
A type of exam with scores ranging from 400 - 1600 that is required for college or post-secondary education. An essay writing portion of this exam was added in 2006.
What is the SAT?
This type of institution is funded by donations from its alumni.
What are Private Institutions?
This is money borrowed from the government or lender that must be repaid
What is a Loan?
Two year institutions are called __________
What are Community Colleges?
A specialized class in a certain subject taken in high school that can give you college credit upon completion.
What is an AP (Advanced Placement) course?
Another name for graduates of a post-secondary educational institution.
What are Alumni?
Four year institutions are called ________
What are Universities?
This type of exam with scores ranging from 1 - 36 can be another way to qualify for post-secondary education. This test might be preferred to the SAT because it is more subject-specific.
What is the ACT?
The most advanced degree, often requiring three to six years of study beyond a bachelor's or Masters degree.
What is Doctoral Degree?
This type of institution is funded by state and local government.
What is Public Institution?
This application is the most important when considering and applying for financial aid for college or post-secondary education.
What is FASFA?
Another name for Doctoral Degree
What is Doctorate?
This type of post-secondary institution is designed to train students for a specific job in a skilled career.
What is a trade school?
A student who has not yet been awarded their first degree. On your first day at college or university, you will be classified as this.
What is an undergraduate student?