college terms

3. The primary field of study that a student chooses to focus on during their college education.
4. A temporary position that provides practical experience in a particular field, often as part of a college program.
6. A type of educational institution that offers two-year degrees and certificates, often serving as a more affordable option for higher education.
8. A program where students attend graduate school to acquire a master's degree, doctorate, or other advanced professional degree after receiving a bachelor's degree.
9. An introductory undergraduate degree that requires two years of full-time study, commonly offered by community colleges and vocational schools.
11. An educational institution that provides training in specific trades or careers, often leading to certificates or diplomas.
12. Money that you borrow and pay back with interest.

1. An undergraduate academic degree that usually requires four years of full-time study to complete, leading to various entry-level positions after graduation.
2. An official record of a student's academic performance, including courses taken and grades received.
5. a secondary field of study that a student can choose to complete their major
7. The form you need to fill out to get any financial aid from the federal government to help pay for college.
10. A unit of measurement that represents the amount of work required for a course, typically based on the number of hours spent in class per week.