A standardized test that includes reading, math, and writing.

The highest degree given by a university, needed for professions like doctor, psychiatrist, or professor.

An official document that shows a list of student’s classes and the grades they received.

The cost of food while living on campus.

Money that does NOT have to be paid back.

A certificate given by a college or university to someone who has finished their undergraduate education (4 years of college).

The process of being admitted (selected) for entrance into a college or university.

Money that MUST be paid back.

The amount of classes you take in a semester, similar to a schedule.

A social organization/club for females.

A certificate given by a community college to someone who has completed two years of undergraduate education.

A two-year college that offers an associate degree and also offers classes to anyone living in the community.

The money a student pays to take classes.

A degree earned by someone who has already earned a Bachelor’s Degree, usually taking one or two more years to complete.

A social organization/club for males.

Average of all grades of all of your classes.

A standardized test that high school students may take to get accepted into college, usually taken during junior year. Includes reading, math, and sometimes writing.

A room usually shared by several people at a college or university.

A school where students go to learn the skills they need to perform a specific job/trade.