An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.

An account at a bank against which money can be withdrawn.

Two-year schools that provides affordable education where a student can obtain a degree or use as a pathway to a four-year degree.

Taxes collected by individual local governments to pay their specific local bills.

Taxes collected by national governments to pay their specific national bills.

Something that is desired, but is not essential.

Something essential: people need food, water, and shelter.

A certificate awarded by a school to show that someone has successfully completed required courses of study in high school.

The highest degree you can earn

A degree that is earned by a student by a college or university, usually after one or two years of additional study, following a bachelor's degree.

Part-time job opportunity for college students with financial need to earn money.

A college or university primarily funded by a state government.

A college or university that does not receive its primary funding from a state government.

A brief, 30 second, way of introducing yourself, getting across a key point or two, and making a connection with someone.

A key part of job hunting where you talk to others about your job search and career goals.