Colleges & Universities

Colleges and Community Colleges are the same thing. They both take about four years to complete.

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You can only earn a doctorate degree from a university.

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When you earn a college degree it usually called a Bachelors of Science or a Bachelors of Arts.

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If a school is considered a division 1 school, that means they have pretty intense competitive sports teams.

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If you attend a school that is not within driving distance from home, you'll probably live in a dorm or student housing your first year.

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You may have classes in college in auditoriums with over 100 students and one professor.

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Room and board refers to where you live on campus and your meal plan.

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The SAT is a test you take in high school and a perfect score is a 1600.

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A commuter is a college student who does not live on campus and drives back and forth to classes each day.

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Most college courses are worth three credit hours. Usually a full time student would take 15-18 hours per semester.

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