college terms

5. An event in which colleges, universities, etc. present themselves to attract potential applicants and provide information.
8. Housing where a student lives and has a meal plan.
9. If a student is willing to commit to a school and have full intentions to attend said school, they may submit their application well before the deadline and they cannot apply to other schools if accepted.
10. The date by which applications must be turned into college admissions offices.
13. A 6 year degree from a university or college.
15. When a student is offered another opportunity to enroll into a school, they are put on a waitlist until there is space available in the enrollment. This is reserved for students that are qualified to attend the school, but are only as strong as other students to an extent.

1. A 4 year degree from a university or college.
2. enrollment in class
3. A college that accepts either women or men only.
4. An 8-10 year degree from a university or college.
6. A practice used by some institutions where they review and accept/deny applications as they arrive, not after the deadline.
7. This is the amount of money that colleges charge for classes.
11. A higher level of education, often referred to as a “four-year” institution,
12. Finding schools that apply to your needs, not the “best” colleges or the most expensive ones.
14. A group of people that have graduated from a college or university.