Educational Institutions Quiz

A college is:

• A type of graduate school for professional training

• A smaller educational institution offering undergraduate degrees

• A two-year institution focused on vocational skills

• A school exclusively for medical studies

A university is:

• A large educational institution offering various degree programs and research opportunities

• A short-term training school for technical jobs

• A two-year institution focused on associate degrees

• A graduate school for law studies

A community college is:

• A graduate school for advanced degrees

• A two-year institution offering associate degrees and certificates

• A four-year institution offering bachelor’s degrees

• A school focused on job-specific training

Medical school trains students to:

• Practice law

• Conduct research at universities

• Become doctors or medical professionals

• Learn vocational skills

Law school is where students:

• Learn job-specific skills

• Train to practice medicine

• Study law and earn a Juris Doctor (JD) degree

• Earn an associate’s degree

An associate’s degree is:

• A two-year undergraduate degree

• A graduate-level certification

• A short-term vocational certificate

• A four-year undergraduate degree

A master’s degree is:

• A two-year undergraduate program

• A graduate degree focusing on advanced knowledge after a bachelor's degree

• A vocational training certification

• A degree from medical school

A bachelor’s degree is:

• A four-year undergraduate degree

• A certificate program for specific skills

• A graduate degree in advanced studies

• A two-year vocational program

A certificate is:

• A short-term educational program focused on specific skills

• A two-year undergraduate degree

• A four-year degree offered by colleges

• A graduate degree in law

A vocational school focuses on:

• Undergraduate degrees

• Graduate research programs

• Practical, job-specific training in trades or technical fields

• Medical education