True/False Quiz - college/uni terms

"Course": In European universities, a course is a bachelor’s degree.

• True

• False

"Entry Requirements" are the Minimum grades and test scores for admission published by UK universities (and others).

• True

• False

"Admission Statistics" are the range of grades and test scores that last year’s admitted students had, published by US colleges (and others) - they have no minimum entry requirements like UK universities do.

• True

• False

What is the difference between "Undergraduate" and "Graduate" degree?

• Undergraduate is a Bachelor's degree, typically 3-4 years (depending on the program).

  Graduate can include Master's degrees, PHD programs, MD, JD etc.

• Undergraduate is a Bachelor's degree, typically 1-3 years (depending on the program).

  Graduate can include some PHD programs, but not all.

"Major" is the main subject you study for your bachelor’s degree.

• True

• False

"Minor" is the second subject you study for your bachelor’s degree – you take fewer classes in this subject.

• True

• False

"Dual Degree" or "Double Bachelor" is one major and one minor subject.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

These would mean a double major.

University of applied science offers programs that focus on the practical application of arts and sciences.

• True

• False