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3
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Responsible for all financial transactions of the institution.
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5
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Bothe the process and the form a student fills out that request consideration of a special circumstances
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9
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Grades at most colleges are figured using the following method: A=4 pts, B=3 pts, C=2 pts, D=1 pts, and F=0 pts
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10
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Given during the last week of classes each semester. Can be given at specified dates and times that are different than the regular class time
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12
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Courses that do not earn letter grades or grade points.
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13
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Requirements prescribed by other institutions for completion of a program of study.
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16
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Rely on income from donations, or from religious or other organizations and student tuition
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17
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A student can enroll and attend 2 educational institutions at the same time provided that certain criteria are met.
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19
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Do not meet the requirements for a certificate of a degree at a given institution
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20
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This is determined by completing the FAFSA. EFC's for these students are calculated using only the student's and spouse's household income.
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21
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Rely on funding from the state or other governmental entities and are administered by public boards
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22
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A student on Academic Probation may be placed on this if he/she fails to maintain or achieve the minimum cumulative GPA required.
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23
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All courses are identified by numbers usually containing 3 or 4 digits, for example Freshman English may be 1301
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24
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Conferred upon students who successfully complete a 2 year program designed to lead directly into employment in a specific career
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28
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This is determined by completing the FAFSA. EFC's for these students are calculated using the student and parent income and household data
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29
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Granted upon completion of a program of at least 2, but less than 4 years of college. Requires completion of a minimum of 60 credit hours with a cumulative GPA of 2.0
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32
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Composed of undergraduate, graduate, and professional colleges that offer degrees in each
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1
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A students chosen field of study that usually requires the successful completion of a specified number of hours
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2
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A specific number of credit hours in a secondary field of study
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4
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A list of classes a student can take which includes course names, numbers, times, and locations and possibly the instructor.
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6
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Grants, scholarships, loans, and part time employment from federal, state, institutional, and private sources
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7
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Cost of attendance for you to go to college
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8
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The universal application for financial aid, including loans, grants, college work-study, and other federal and state programs.
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11
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A student who is pursuing either a 2 or 4 year degree
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14
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Non-classroom activities such as athletics, clubs, band, student govt., etc.
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15
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Stocks all the books and other materials required in the course offered at the institution
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18
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Expected family contribution(used to determine Pell Grant eligibility and amount of financial need
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25
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College Level Examination Program is administered to students who desire to obtain college credit by taking proficiency tests in selected courses.
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26
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Financial aid that has its eligibility determined by financial need
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27
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Additional charges not included in tuition. Charges cover the cost of materials and equipment needed in certain courses
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30
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Awarded for the successful completion of a prescribed program of study. 3 basic types are Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate
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31
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Financial aid money that does not have to be repaid.
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