Vocab

2. Program or course that a student is required to complete before being permitted to enroll in a more advanced program or courses.
6. degree/ An academic degree which usually takes four years to earn and is awarded by a college or university.
7. fees paid for instruction, especially for postsecondary education.
8. The series of courses of study organized to fulfill the requirements for a particular degree
12. Degree/ Postgraduate degree following the Bachelor's degree.
15. Your secondary field of academic concentration or specialization
18. an official paper stating that you have completed a course of study or passed an examination
20. a position in which a recent graduate receives on-the-job training and classroom instruction, sometimes with pay.
21. schooling after high school that includes programs at technical colleges, community colleges, and four-year colleges
22. courses that are not required in the basic core of your major, but are taken as additional credits that apply to your overall total of courses credits/ necessary for graduation
23. The field of academic study in which one concentrates or specializes

1. An academic record; an official record of grades earned during a high school career
3. College or University/ school partially funded by a state or local government
4. In most instances this is the designation for most doctoral degrees and is the abbreviation for "Doctor of Philosophy"
5. The units which universities use to record the completion of courses (with passing grades) that are required to complete the degree.
9. and Board/ the money you spend at college for your dormitory and eating expense
10. additional education after a four-year bachelor degree.
11. or Technical School/ a postsecondary school that offers instruction and training in a skill or trade. Examples: plumbing or cosmetology.
13. Requirements/ A set of rules established by each college for a student to be accepted.
14. College or University/ school that receives only a small amount of ongoing government support, tuition is usually higher, but so is the aid that is offered.
16. Program or course that a student is required to complete before being permitted to enroll in a more advanced program or courses.
17. Aid/ scholarships, grants, loans, and other assistance programs that help pay for tuition and other postsecondary school expenses
18. a postsecondary school that offers career training, or preparation for a four-year college.
19. This word is used to indicate the teaching staff of a university.