Across
- 2. Advanced Placement courses taught at the high school. In order to get college credit you must take a test at the end of the course.
- 4. the cost of the academic part of college
- 5. a conversation that occurs between a potential employer and a job applicant. Employers will be looking at appearance and qualifications
- 7. Skills needed in the workplace.
- 11. a number representing the average value of your grades over time
- 12. the highest college degree that you can earn
- 14. What you pay to eat and sleep at college
- 15. degree earned in 4 years
- 17. Degree earned in 2 years
- 19. hour a unit that shows you have completed a college or high school course
- 20. college degree earned after your bachelor's (can take 2 to 3 years beyond bachelors)
- 21. money you can borrow to go to vcollege but must be paid back with interest
- 22. community college that you can go to for 2 years
Down
- 1. Money given or lent to students to pay for college
- 3. Any education beyond high school.
- 6. a formal documentthat a job applicant creates to highlight their job experience and qualifications.This should be professional looking
- 8. free money to college. given for varios reason such as grades, sports, artistic ability
- 9. an official report that has a list of the classes that you have taken and the grades you received
- 10. the main subject you study in college
- 13. a free application that must be filed every year to receive financial aid to attend college
- 16. college readiness test
- 18. money that does not have to be paid back. This is solely based on the need for money
- 23. can earn college credit and high school credit at the same time. Classes that are at a college level in high school.