College Life

4. a job that does not pay but provides work experience
6. a social organization for men usually provided in college
7. money that is provided to help pay for college costs that does not need to be paid back
9. the application students use to apply for financial aid
11. the area of study that a student will specialize in when pursuing a degree at a college or university
13. a group of highly prestigious public universities in California like UC Davis or UCLA
14. an independent school that sets its own policies and goals, and is privately funded
17. the highest level of education that you can receive; after graduating you are called a doctor
18. a secondary area of specialization beyond a college major
19. an advanced class you can take in high school that counts as college credit
21. this is also known as a junior college, where you can receive an associate's degree
22. volunteer work done by high school students in order to meet graduation requirements/college application requirements

1. a college degree that is usually earned in two years of schooling
2. a social organization for women usually provided in college
3. The average of your grades from all classes
5. an amount of money given by a school, college, university, or other organization to pay for the studies of a person usually based on merit or family circumstances
6. money that can be provided to students to help pay for their education
8. a specialized educational institution that focuses on a single skill-based vocation like plumbing, electricians, medical technicians, and veterinarian technicians
10. a term used to refer to student working towards their associate's or bachelor's degrees
12. where college students live on campus
15. a group of public universities in California that are usually less expensive than a UC, like Sonoma State University or San Francisco State University
16. a college degree that is usually earned in four years of schooling
18. a advanced college degree that usually happens after earning a Bachelors
20. money that a student borrows from a bank to pay for their education that must be paid back