Across
- 2. General Education Development
- 4. Government-supported school
- 8. Requires 3-4 years of additional study to earn
- 9. The free application for student aid
- 10. A standardized college admissions test
- 11. School supported by private organization
- 13. On-the-job training with an experienced worker
- 14. The placement of a student in a high school that offers college credit
- 18. Nonresidential junior college
- 19. Degree granted to individuals who have undergone study demonstrating mastery
- 20. Official record of student's work
- 21. Study in a subsidiary subject
- 23. Earned for a 3-5 year undergraduate course
- 24. Document certifying that a student received a specific education
Down
- 1. Unit of measuring educational credit
- 3. Any grant or scholarship, loan, or paid employment offered to help student afford college
- 4. Any education beyond high school
- 5. Undergraduate academic degree awarded by college upon completion of a two year course
- 6. The college's return of investment
- 7. Person who has successfully completed a course of study or training
- 12. College providing courses in a range of subjects
- 15. Provides students with planned program of study to ready them for a specific career
- 16. Student who has not yet earned a bachelor or higher degree
- 17. Meeting the standards established by a recognized agency
- 22. A field of study an undergraduate commits to