a student who lives off-campus & drives to class, or commutes
What is commuter?
100
free application for Federal Student Aid
What is the FAFSA?
100
College student taking at least 12 credit hours for the term
What is a full-time student?
100
Outline of the important information about a course that is written by the professor, it usually includes important dates, assignments, expectations, and policies specific to that course
What is a syllabus?
100
Student not maintaining satisfactory progress toward his/her educational objectives will be placed on probation for a semester
What is academic probation?
200
An institution which receive funding from the state or other governmental entities and are administered by public boards
What is a Public Institution?
200
The financial aid that has its eligibility determined by financial need
What is Need Based?
200
College student enrolled in less than 12 credit hours in a semester
What is a Part-time student?
200
Student's chosen field of study that usually requires the successful completion of a specified number of credit hours
What is a major?
200
Academic Probation which may be placed on suspension if he/she fails to maintain or achieve the minimum cumulative GPA required
What is a student on academic suspension?
300
An institution that rely on income from private donations, or from religious or other organizations, & student tuition
What is a private institution?
300
Financial aid money that does not have to be repaid
What is a Grant?
300
The person responsible for the maintenance of all academic records
What is a registrar?
300
Designated as a specific number of credit hours in a secondary field of study
What is a minor?
300
The cost of attendance for you to go to college including personal expenses
What is COA?
400
the degree granted upon completion of a program of at least 2 but less than 4 years of college which requires a completion of a minimum of 60 credit hours with a cumulative GPA of 2.0
What is an Associate Degree?
400
Grants, scholarships, loans, part-time employment from federal, state institutional, and private sources that are used to pay for tuition
What is Financial Aid?
400
Permanent academic record of a student at college that shows courses taken, grades received, academic status, & honors received
What is a transcript?
400
Exams that may be given my instructors that test students on the material covered during the first half of the semester
What are mid-term exams?
400
Postponement or delay of payment obligations
What is deferment?
500
College student's grades that is calculated by multiplying the number of hours a course is worth by the number of points for the letter grade, then add up the totals for each course & divide by the number of credit hours?
What is a GPA (Grade Point Average)?
500
Satisfactory Academic Progress
What is SAP?
500
When students withdraw from courses during a semester which requires written approval from a university official
What is a withdrawal?
500
Given during the last week of classes each semester on specified dates that may be different than the regular class time and are usually listed in each semester's class schedule
What are finals?
500
The amount paid for each credit hour of enrollment which does not include the cost of books, fees, or room and board