College & Career Vocabulary (schools and degrees)

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Across
  1. 2. a university or college funded primarily through the state government
  2. 6. An undergraduate degree awarded by a community college or a technical school; typically takes two years
  3. 8. A graduate degree awarded for work in a specific field; the recipient must already hold a bachelor’s degree; typically takes two years
  4. 9. also called a PhD; this graduate degree entitles its bearer to teach at the college or university, or work in a highly specialized field;
  5. 10. an institution of higher education and research which grants degrees in a variety of subjects and provides both undergraduate and postgraduate education
Down
  1. 1. a post-secondary school that focuses on broad skills in thinking and writing rather than pre-professional skills
  2. 3. includes a medical doctorate (M.D.), a law degree (J.D.), and other highly-specialized degrees not included under the PhD
  3. 4. a university or college funded primarily through non-governmental means, such as individual endowments
  4. 5. An undergraduate degree awarded by a college or university; typically takes four years
  5. 7. a college that provides employment-preparation skills for specific occupations or careers; typically two years