College and Career Vocabulary

4. An official record of work, showing courses taken and grades achieved.
7. A two-year institution of higher education.
9. Unit of measuring educational credit based on number of hours attended per week.
10. A nonresidential junior college offering courses to people living in a particular area.
11. Used for educational testing services designed to provide a high school equivalency credential.
12. Highest level of academic degrees, for medical doctor holding M.D.
14. The placement of a student in a high school course that offers college credit if successfully completed.
15. A degree awarded by college or University to a person who has completed undergraduate studies.
17. Supported by a private organization rather by government, wholly by payment of fees.
20. Two-year college degree from a community college, university, or career school.
21. Free application, for filled by students in college or graduate eligible for government sponsored financial aid.
22. Any grant or scholarship, loan, or paid employment offered to help meet college expenses.
24. standardized college entrance exams.
25. Program for students to get college credit.

1. A reference to any education beyond high school.
2. A type of graduate degree, earned after completion of an undergraduate degree.
3. Study or quality in as a subsidiary subject at a college or university.
5. Supported by public funds.
6. A student at a college who has not yet earned a bachelor's or equivalent degree.
8. The amount you’ll get for the amount you invested.
13. A person successfully completed a course or training earning degree or diploma from schooling.
16. The position of an apprentice.
18. An official document attesting a certain fact, in particular.
19. Specialize in (a particular subject) at a college or University.
23. (of a person, organization, or course of study) officially recognized or authorized.