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1
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Courses taken in college are measured in these units. To earn 1 credit, a student must attend 1 classroom hour.
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2
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Those classes outlined by an institution for completion of a program leading to a degree
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3
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Written approval from a university must be secured to do this and student must follow the established procedures.
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4
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A postponement or delay of payment obligations
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5
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The procedure by which students choose classes each semester and includes assessment and collection of fees
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6
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Some FAFSA's go through this process. The Dept of Ed. will check for proof of financial information prior to receiving financial aid.
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7
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An exam during the middle of the term that covers material from the first half of the semester.
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8
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An institution of higher education that grants degrees and certificates.
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9
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Provides all types of information parents and students need to know about a school.
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10
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A person, generally another student, who has completed and/or demonstrated proficiency in a course or subject, and is able to provide instruction to another student
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11
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Refers to an admission policy that states that anyone who is 18 years of age and older can be admitted to that college.
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12
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Colleges allow varying lengths of time for students to make this change to their schedule. Students will usually nee written approval to make this change and a small fee is often required.
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15
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A student who lives off-campus & drives to class
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18
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A student who does not want to receive credit in a course may, with approval of the instructor, observe the class as a visitor
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19
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Federal student regulations require that students maintain minimum grade point averages and earn a certain amount of credits per semester
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20
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The report you receive from the Department of Education after submitting your FAFSA. This report contains the Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
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21
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Campus employment that is need based
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24
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A permanent academic record of a student that shows courses taken, grades, academic status, and honors received.
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25
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The amount paid for each credit hour of enrollment. Does not include the cost of books, fees, or room and board.
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26
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An outline of the important information about a course,
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27
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For GPAs above certain specified levels. Can vary from institutions and students usually have to be enrolled full time to be eligible
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28
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Responsible for the maintenance of all academic records
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