AVID~Vocabulary

Bachelors degree

• a 3-year study of whatever you are going to college for.

• a time in college where you decide to take a break and come back in 1 or so year(s)

• a point in which you are put in special class for advanced learning.

• a 4-year study and a four-year undergraduate degree.

Counselor

• A curriculum is a program of courses approved for a particular degree or certificate.

• someone who assist with career exploration, personal development, academic challenges and short-term personal counseling. They can also refer you to community agencies.

• All courses are identified by numbers usually containing 3 digits, for example freshman English might be 101.

• Someone who helps mental health

Loan

• a borrowed amount of money that doesn't need to be re-paid

• a borrowed amount of money that need to get paid back.

• a amount of money the bank pays for and covers it for you.

• A squid

Academic Advisor

• Someone who helps with problems and brings you places for free like a Uber, and pay your taxes, loans, and bills.

• A professor

• someone who is there and help you with taxes and bills sometimes even loans they do the math for you.

• someone to assist you. They also review the course requirements for your major and minor to make sure you’re getting your degree requirements met.

Cammuter College

• a college with lots of dorms

• a college of no dorms

• a college with a cafe

• a college that is small

Syllabus

• a professors breaking point.

• a sheet of paper that needs to be signed by another teacher.

• A professor’s outline of the class highlighting assignments, test dates, policies and textbooks.

• a professor's house.

Work-study

• someone who takes time off of school to go and work off campus on there assigned homework in class.

• Programs that allow students to work, often on campus.

• Students who use a tutor and get there homework done on time.