Across
- 2. being ready to implement a plan; setting goals and completing them
- 4. to be responsible and prepared
- 7. a school/institution that provides undergraduate degrees (Examples: ICC, CCC, Brevard College)
- 8. a school/institution that provides undergraduate and graduate degrees (Examples: Appalachian State University, Gardner Webb University, UNC)
- 10. an app that allows you to create a virtual list of assignments and set alarms to remind you to complete them
- 11. an app that allows you to create class calendars, add events, notifications, and color code
- 12. career category that includes people who like to help others; these people like working, and spending time, with others (nurses, teachers, counselors, guides, etc.)
- 16. career category that includes people who are efficient and enjoy structure; they enjoy checklists and working with numbers (accountants, bankers, statisticians, etc.)
- 17. career category that includes people who like to be creative and who prefer to work at their own pace (artists, musicians, writers, etc.)
- 18. a degree that typically takes 4 years or less to complete (Associates and Bachelor’s degrees)
- 20. a graduate degree that takes 8+ years to complete
- 21. a graduate degree that typically takes 6 years to complete
- 23. learning institutions that are government funded; typically cost less money and have larger class sizes; there are 17 in NC
- 24. learning institutions that are independent and not operated by the government; typically cost more money, have private investors, and smaller class sizes; there are 46 in NC
Down
- 1. a degree that typically takes more than 4 years to complete; considered highly qualified (Masters and Doctorate degrees)
- 3. career category that includes people who like to take charge and make their own executive decisions; these people are natural leaders (lawyers, CEOs, salesmen, etc.)
- 5. long term jobs or occupations
- 6. a list created to help you remain organized; you mark tasks off of this list as you complete them
- 9. an undergraduate degree that typically takes 4 years to complete
- 11. a document certifying the completion of a set of classes that says you are qualified to work in a specific field (Cosmetology, HVAC, Web Development, Hospitality, etc.)
- 13. an undergraduate degree that typically takes 2 years to complete
- 14. a feature in the calendars app that allows you to add assignments to your calendar
- 15. career category that includes people who like to complete research; these people like to work by themselves and enjoy math and science (scientists, doctors, mathematicians, etc.)
- 19. career category that includes people who prefer to work with their hands (construction workers, engineers, veterinarians, etc.)
- 22. the animal, or character, used to represent a learning institution