Q. Colleges that have acceptable standards for their graduates means it is considered to be _____.

Q. What is the college entrance exam that covers four areas: English, mathematics, reading, and science reasoning and is based on courses you have studied; it is not an IQ (intelligence) test.

Q. What is the college entrance exam that covers two areas: Math, Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, plus an optional Essay. 

Q. What is the graduate school entrance exam that is a broad assessment of your critical thinking, analytical writing, verbal reasoning, and quantitative reasoning skills — all skills developed over the course of many years. 

Q. What office at a college is responsible for processing college applications?

Q. What is a male graduate or a former student of a school, college, or university?

Q. What is a female graduate or a former student of a school, college, or university?

Q. What is a degree earned after successful completion of 2 years of study?

Q. A class that you pay for & attend, but do NOT receive credits for, is called an _____.

Q. What is a degree granted after a successful completion of 4 years/120+ hours of study?

Q. What is the graduation ceremony day called in college where degrees or diplomas are given?

Q. What is a junior college without dorms that is often funded by the government?

Q. What is a course that can be taken at the same time as another course?

Q. How do college measure your courses?

Q. What is anything related to the way you are paying for school?

Q. To be consider a full time student, you must take at least _______ or more hours.

Q. What is the converted average of all grades received?

Q. What is a form of financial aid that does NOT require re-payment?

Q. What is a form of financial aid that requires repayment?

Q. What is the degree beyond a Bachelors, also called graduate degree?

Q. What does the NCAA stand for?

Q. A student taking less than 12 credit hours is considered to be:

Q. What is a course that must be taken before enrolling in another course?

Q. What is a non-state assisted college or university that relies on private funding?

Q. What is a teacher of the highest rank in a college or university?

Q. What is a state-assisted college or university?

Q. What is a letter written by someone describing your skills, accomplishments and personality?

Q. You are required to pay out of state tuition if you have not resided in the state of your college for at least:

Q. ROTC stands for Reserve Officer Training Corps.

Q. Originally, the SAT stood for __________, but officially does NOT stand for anything anymore.

Q. A written description of a course given to students by professors on the first day of class is:

Q. A typical college course takes ___________ to complete.

Q. A typical college course meets for ____ hours each week.

Q. A ________ allows students to use the holiday vacation or time between semesters to earn college credit and accelerate their program of study. A typical three-credit hour ________ class might meet for four hours each day Monday through Friday except on holidays.

Q. What type of school is generally described as a 2 year college with mostly employment preparation skills?

Q. What is a student called that applies to another college after already being in college?

Q. The official record of high school or college courses taken with grades listed is called:

Q. The cost for college courses, not inluding the costs for textbooks, room, or board is called:

Q. An "undergraduate student" is what you call someone who is pursing which of the following degrees:

Q. A "graduate student" is what you call someone who is pursing which of the following degrees:

Q. A "doctoral student" is what you call someone who is pursing which of the following degrees:

Q. True or False: A graduate student has earned a Bachelor's degree and is pursuing a Master's degree.

Q. A type of financial aid that allows a student to work on campus to earn money towards the cost of their college courses.

Q. A student's concentrated area of study is called:

Q. Which terms are commonly used to describe the place you live and meals you eat in college?

Q. The FAFSA is what you fill out before every semester if you need what?