by: Guandi

2. The first year of college.
6. The act of studying at a college or university.
8. A system of learning that focuses on specialized skills, often for technical professions.
11. An educational degree given after completing graduate studies, often a terminal degree.
13. The highest degree that can be earned in most fields.
14. A prestigious university located in New Haven, Connecticut.
15. The degree typically earned after completing four years of undergraduate study.
17. A professional title given to someone with expertise in a specific field.
18. The academic field involving the study of laws and legal systems.
19. A student who studies for a four-year degree.

1. The financial aid awarded based on merit or need, helping students pay for their education.
3. A degree earned after completing two years of study, typically at a community college.
4. A program focused on creative arts, including design, theater, or music.
5. A well-known Ivy League university located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
7. An institution that offers training for specific careers like plumbing, electrician work, or culinary arts.
9. The study of ancient civilizations and their cultures, languages, and artifacts.
10. A major focused on the study of society and human behavior.
12. SCHOOL The type of learning institution that focuses on teaching practical skills rather than theoretical education.
16. A group of students who share common interests or goals, often providing academic or social support.