College Terms

4. The average of students' grades, typically based on a 4.0 scale
6. Money to help pay for college
8. items you need to complete your courses. This may include books, pencils, paper.
12. A type of school you attend after high school that offers a wide variety a bachelor's degree
14. A professional field in which your explore interests and develop expertise over time
15. Schools that prepare students for certain jobs or to transfer to a four-year college
16. A paid position of regular employment
17. jobs offered through a college where money goes directly back to your tuition

1. college that offer employment courses and programs that teach specific knowledge and skills
2. Money college students or their parents borrow to help pay for college
3. Joining the armed forces to help pay for college
5. Funding for the school generally comes from tuition, fees, and private sources
7. Funding for the school generally comes from the state government. Bigger in size
9. Money given to college students because of special achievement, ability, or background. Does not need to be repaid.
10. What it costs to take classes and use certain facilities and college
11. Housing costs and what it costs for meals during the school year
13. Need based money for college from the government that does not need to be paid back