Across
- 2. Aid - Money such as grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study that helps pay for college.
- 3. - The buildings and grounds that make up a college or university.
- 9. - The amount of money charged for college courses and enrollment.
- 10. Advisor - A college staff member who helps students choose classes, plan their degree, and meet graduation requirements.
- 13. - A short-term work experience that helps students gain practical experience in a career field.
- 14. - Taking a class for learning purposes without earning college credit or a grade.
- 15. - A secondary area of academic study that complements a major.
- 17. - A program that introduces new students to college policies, resources, and campus life.
- 18. - An administrator who oversees a college, school, or department within a university.
- 19. College - A two-year institution that offers associate degrees and transferable college credits.
- 20. - The office responsible for registration, transcripts, and student academic records.
- 22. Degree - A college degree that typically takes about two years to complete.
- 23. Load - The total number of classes or credit hours a student takes during a term.
- 24. - The official graduation ceremony celebrating students who have completed their studies.
- 26. - The professors and instructors who teach college courses.
- 27. (Grade Point Average) - A numerical measure of a student's academic performance.
- 28. Services - A campus office that helps students with career planning, resumes, internships, and job searches.
Down
- 1. Probation - A warning status given to students whose grades fall below the college's required standard.
- 4. Period - The time at the beginning of a term when students can change their schedules without penalty.
- 5. - A course that must be completed before taking a more advanced course.
- 6. Student - A student who is the first person in their family to attend college.
- 7. (Dorm) - Student housing located on a college campus.
- 8. - A student's primary field of study in college.
- 11. - The collection of courses and learning experiences in a degree program.
- 12. - A standardized test often used by colleges during the admissions process.
- 16. Degree - A four-year undergraduate degree earned at a college or university.
- 21. - The official record of a student's courses, grades, and academic history.
- 23. Hour - A unit used to measure college coursework and progress toward a degree.
- 25. - A course that students choose based on their interests rather than degree requirements.
- 26. - The Free Application for Federal Student Aid used to determine eligibility for financial aid.