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An institution designed to further one’s education and ready oneself for a career. |
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A larger facility that incorporates more studies and subjects and is similar to a college. |
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Generally a two year college that focuses on basic subjects. |
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An institution that offers a more individualized version of a learning environment. |
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A school that is funded partially by the state that offers the same benefits of learning that a college does. |
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Standardized tests used frequently by colleges to assess the readiness of students to go to college. |
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Requirements for admission for college. |
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A form used to let a party know you are interested in a service or product. |
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Previous students who graduate from a school. |
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When a student’s score falls below the expectations of the college. |
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A four to six year degree. |
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A degree awarded to students who take undergraduate classes. |
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A degree awarded to students who take graduate classes. |
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The form that determines whether or not you are eligible for financial aid. |
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Houses in which students can feel like they fit in. |
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Where you can go school for most of the day. |
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Where you go to school for part of the day. |
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Units you get for completing a class. |
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Selecting high school classes that will pertain to your college major. |
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A subject you focus on in college |
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A subject that is a secondary interest in college. |
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Tests that evaluate your place in a population of students. |
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Courses you take to qualify for classes. |
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An outline that tells what you will be doing in class. |
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When a student switches schools. |
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The money you pay to go to a school. |
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