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- 2. DEGREE A post-secondary academic degree, typically taking two years.
- 3. LETTER A formal document confirming that a person has been accepted into a program, position, or organization.
- 4. a first-year student at a university, college, or high school.
- 6. An amount of money to stay longer in a school, college, or university.
- 7. A Greek-lettered social organization built on shared values.
- 11. AID Money to help pay for college or career school.
- 14. CLASSES AP classes are college-level courses offered at high schools.
- 15. The specific academic field or subject that a student chooses to specialize in while working toward their degree.
- 17. CLASSES allow high school students to take college-level courses.
- 21. HOUR A unit of academic work that typically represents one hour of direct classroom or faculty instruction plus two hours of out-of-class student.
- 22. A building or residence hall providing on-campus living quarters for students.
- 24. academic study or achievement; learning of a high level.
- 25. A course or skill a student must complete before enrolling in a more advanced course or program.
- 28. a written or printed version of material originally presented in another medium.
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- 1. ACTIVITIES voluntary programs and events that students participate in outside of their regular academic curriculum.
- 5. Second year of a university, college, or high school.
- 7. Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
- 8. Grade Point Average.
- 9. DEGREE An undergraduate academic degree awarded by colleges and universities after a course of study, typically lasting three to four years.
- 10. DEGREE Typically requiring one to two years of full-time study.
- 12. To borrow especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back.
- 13. DEGREE The highest academic achievement.
- 16. a student in their third year of a typical four-year bachelor's degree program
- 18. A secondary field of study, a focused set of courses.
- 19. a student in the final year of college or high school.
- 20. RANK Ranked by their GPA score.
- 23. Agree to give or allow.
- 26. A test of a student's academic skills.
- 27. primarily refers to the standardized test (formerly the American College Test)
