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What is room & board?
Extra costs involved with living on campus (rent, food, activities, etc.)
The 1st requirement that colleges and universities look for in a student
GPA
Earned when a student completes all the necessary requirements
A degree
A major
What does FAFSA stand for?
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
A fee that is paid for instruction in college
Tuition
GPA stands for
Grade Point Average
How many years does it normally take to finish an Associate's degree?
2 years
True or False: you must know what you want to study before entering college.
False
What is a college who has not yet received a Bachelor's degree called?
Money award for achievement, skills, talents, or financial need
A scholarship
The 2nd requirement that colleges and universities look for in an incoming student
SAT score
How many years does it normally take to get a Bachelor's degree?
4 years
Public and Private
What is another name for a graduate?
Alumni
What is the difference between a loan and a grant?
Grants come from the government based on background or need, scholarships come from many sources and students must apply individually.
SAT stands for
Scholastic Aptitude Test
How long does it normally take to get a Master's degree?
2 years beyond a Bachelor's degree (approx. 6 years)
What are courses selected from several departments required for a college degree called?
General education (Gen. Ed.) requirements
A copy of your official record of grades and courses from time of entrance to the end of the latest semester.
Ex: books, room & board, parking, tech fees, activity fees, computer and web fees
A college student who is enrolled in 12 units of study per semester is?
A full-time student
The most advanced degree, often requiring at least 3 years of study beyond a Bachelors degree.
A Doctoral degree
What is a course needed for graduation credit, but not a specific major requirement called?
An occupational training program where a student gains practical experience under supervision.