A second subject studied by a college or university student in addition to a main subject

A degree that is given to a student who has completed two years of study at a junior college

A degree that is given to a student by a college or university usually after four years of study

A school attended after high school that offers courses leading to an associate's degree

A unit that measures a student's progress toward earning a degree in college

Money that is given or lent to students in order to help pay for their education

A degree that is given to a student by a college or university usually after 1-2 years of additional study plus a thesis or exam following a bachelor's degree

A "doctor of philosophy," or the highest degree given by a university or college after 3-4 years of additional research

Something that you must officially complete before you can move on to additional classes

The main subject studied by a college or university student

A building on a school campus that has rooms where students can live

A student who continues to study for an advanced degree after earning a bachelor's degree

Occurs when GPA falls below the college's required point; typically means students' have 1 semester to get their grades up or else they are dismissed from the college

The fee students pay to attend classes at a college, which may also include other costs such as dorms, meal plans, and books

Courses offered for freshman and sophomore level credit

Courses offered for junior and senior level credit

The set of criteria students must meet in order to earn their degree

Classes in specific categories that are required to be taken to make a student well-rounded and exposed to different courses

Moving from one school to another; could be from a community college to a university or from one university to another