College Terminology

4. The name for the federal aid you can receive to help pay for college.
8. Academic division specializing in an area of study.
11. Fundamental classes like English and Math.
15. Beginning of a school year that serves as a training for new students.
16. Taking credit for some else's work as your own.
18. Who should you see to schedule your classes?
21. What they call teachers in college.
22. To help students graduate sooner.
23. The name of the credits you receive from passing a class.
25. A non-degree credential.
26. The Vice President of Academic affairs.
27. A student who has fallen from good standing and is at risk of being dismissed from the college.
28. A group of students working through a curriculum together towards the same degree.
29. A secondary focus meant to add to the value to the student['s major.
30. What you pay to attend college.

1. What they call graduation at the college level.
2. The name for the area of study.
3. The name of a four year degree.
5. The name of a two year degree.
6. To drop a class after the add/drop grace period
7. The name of a class that you take before qualifying for another class.
9. A specialist that handles duties like registering students for classes or preparing transcripts.
10. The format many professors will require for you to use for essays.
12. A course outside the major course of study.
13. Paid opportunities to work in the field in a low-level role for an employer.
14. The average of a student's final grades in all their courses.
17. A student enrolled in courses but has not yet declared a major.
19. Who is the person in a dorm that can help you?
20. Common form of dividing up the academic year.
24. Social and academic organizations for college students.