Glossary of campus vocabulary Flashcards
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academic advisor
person who helps students make decisions about their academica programs
ace
to receive a grade of A.
ex. I aced that exam.
admissions office
the administrative office where students apply for admission to a college or university.
all-nighter
a study session that lasts all night.
ex. we had to pull an all-nighter to get ready for the final exam.
article
a publication about an academic subject
assignment
work that must be done as part of the requirements for a class.
ex. the assignment was to read two chapters in the texybook.
assistant professor
a college or university teacher who ranks above a lecturer and below an associate professor.
assistantship
an opportunity for a graduate student to teach or do research in exchange for a stipend.
associate professor
a college or university teacher who ranks above an assistant professor and below a professor.
audit
to attend a course without credit.
ex. If I audit the course. I won´t get credit for it.
bear
a difficult class.
ex. the computer science course was a bear.
be behind
to be late; to have a lot of work to do
ex. I am behind in my physics class.
bike.
an abbreviation of the word bicycle
bike rack
the metal supports where bicycles are parked
Ex. That bike rack is full, but there is another one by the library.
blackboard
the writing surface in the front of the classroom
book
a written work
book bag
a bag in which to carry books and school supplies
bookstore
the store on campus where students buy their textbooks
break
a pause in work or study
bring up
to improve.
ex. if Jack doesn´t bring up his grades, he won´t get into graduate school.
cafeteria
a restaurant where students can select food from several choices.
call on
to acknowledge in class; to invite to speak.
ex. if you want the professor to call on you frequently, them sit in the front of the room.
call the roll
to read the names on a class roster in order to take attendance. ex. you should always find out whether or not the professor calls the roll.
campus
the buidings and grounds of a college or university.