A student may be placed on this when they fail to meet minimum GPA or grade requirements. During this time, they must improve their academic performance or risk suspension or dismissal.

The combined fall and spring semesters makes this up.

Signals that a school adheres to certain educational standards set by state, federal, and non-government agencies. 

Most colleges have an this period of 1-2 weeks at the beginning of a semester. During this time, students can change their courses after they have begun attending class. 

A type of online education that allows students to watch lectures and complete assignments at their own pace. Students can access course materials and submit assignments anytime, anywhere.

An undergraduate academic degree that usually requires four years of full-time study to complete. It can lead to myriad entry-level positions after graduation.

Where learning takes place; where some students live; and where resources such as libraries, counseling services, academic advisors, and study abroad offices reside.

Employers looking to hire upcoming graduates often attend these to share what their companies do and recruit potential job candidates.

Refers to a group of students that enter a particular degree program together and progress alongside one another until graduation, usually taking the same classes simultaneously.