education

Question 1

Audit

Answer 1

An audit is an official financial inspection and verification.

Question 2

Bachlor’s degree

Answer 2

Four years undergraduate degree

Question 3

Campus

Answer 3

A campus is the physical area of a college or university where students attend classes and other activities.

Question 4

Coed

Answer 4

Coed is a term used to describe a mixed-gender group or environment

Question 5

Community college

Answer 5

a type of higher education institution that offers two-year associate degrees, vocational training, and others.

Question 6

Core course

Answer 6

is a required class that students must take in order to complete a degree program.

Question 7

Degree

Answer 7

Is a certificate that shows that a student has completed a program of study in a specific subject.

Question 8

Dormitories

Answer 8

Dormitories are rooms on campus where students can live while they attend college or university.

Question 9

Electives

Answer 9

are optional courses that students can take in addition to their required classes.

Question 10

Financial aids

Answer 10

Is assistance available to students who need help paying for their education. It can include grants, scholarships, and loans.

Question 11

Freshman

Answer 11

A freshman is a first-year student in college or university

Question 12

Sophomore

Answer 12

Second year student

Question 13

Junior

Answer 13

3rd year student

Question 14

Senior

Answer 14

Final year student

Question 15

Grade point average (GPA)

Answer 15

A way to measure academic performance

Question 16

Prequisites

Answer 16

are courses or requirements that must be completed before you can take a more advanced course.

Question 17

Registration

Question 18

Transcript

Answer 18

an official document that lists all the courses you have taken, the grades you received, and the number of credits you earned for each course.

Question 19

Tuition

Answer 19

The fee that you pay to attend a college or university.