NextUp Lesson #28

A person named in a life insurance policy who receives the deceased person's property.

• Beneficiary
• Compensate
• Self-Advocacy

To give someone something, typically money, to recognize loss, suffering, or injury.

• Beneficiary
• Compensate
• Insurance

The action of representing oneself or one’s views or interests.

• Accessibility Services
• Self-Advocacy
• Insurance

A two-year college degree obtained from a community college, junior college, or an online university.

• Accessibility Services
• Associate’s Degree
• Bachelor’s Degree

An office at the college level for students seeking accommodations and support services.

• Accessibility Services
• Associate’s Degree
• Bachelor’s Degree

An educational institution that trains students in a number of fields that translate directly to a job.

• College
• Trade School
• Accessibility Services

An educational institution or establishment that provides higher education or specialized professional or vocational training.

• College
• Trade School
• Accessibility Services

An agreement where an individual pays a sum of money in exchange for financial compensation in the event of a loss, damage, illness, or death.

• Beneficiary
• Compensate
• Insurance

A four-year undergraduate degree program obtained at a college or university.

• Associate’s Degree
• College
• Bachelor’s Degree

I attended a post-secondary institution where I participated in college-level courses for two years and received a license to practice as a nursing assistant. What degree have I earned?

• Associate’s Degree
• Bachelor’s Degree
• Master’s Degree