Study for AVID 9 vocabulary by: Gian Avalos

The office is located on a college campus, and they will inform us if we can join the college.

There are two parts: Early decisions and Regular decisions, and it is easier to make college decisions if you apply earlier.

The college reviews the application and notifies applicants via email when they receive it.

A community college admissions office will accept you if you have a high school diploma or a GED

College admissions that allow applicants to apply earlier.

It essentially states that you will have to attend that college, and if you don't wish to, you will need to hire a lawyer to attend a different college.

Registering for classes for 2 semesters answers you or puts you on the waitlist. I'm waiting for an open spot for you.

It is just a way to see if better people are attending the college, without saying yes or no to you, but most likely, the answer is no.

When you are a senior, you will send your college application.

It just means your first year of college, and you're fresh out of high school.

A website that allows students to apply to 1000 or more using only one application.

It has only one application that you can use, and no other application would work.

Permanent records that have your grades, GPA, etc.

For GPA, the total number of points over time is a simple calculation.

Ranking a class in total by your GPA.

Not an academic activity, but something you enjoy doing, such as a soccer team and an art club, and so on.

Earn credits for both High school and college credit.

A formal request, such as a letter of college recommendation, provides a competitive advantage.

Writing an essay about your self and showing them who you are as a person.

If you need a school is you need a GPA grades 75% or higher than the average GPA of students in that school, fall back school.

Applying to a college that requires the test scores and GPA of students above average.

A college where your test scores and GPA are a little bit lower than the average student's.

The amount of money you have to pay to go to college or a private school.

An extra fee that you have to pay if u do any extracurricular activities.

You have to take 12 hours and need 4 classes. But part-time is less than 12 hours, and the door closes if u take this route.

First person who has gone to college for ur family tree, like grandparents and parents.

A program for a selective group of kids that can be challenged more and a smaller class, who want acceled into better in education.

ON campus, living in a dorm that the campus owns. Off campus means staying home or living in an apartment not owned by the campus.

Living on campus makes you a resident, such as in a dorm in college.

Living off campus is an example of living with your parents.

How much do you pay for a dorm and the meals at a college, etc...

A major is a more important area, while a minor is one you still focus on, but not as much as a major.

Certification of accomplishment from a school, also showing that you meet all requirements.

Get a degree when you meet certain requirements after completing an educational degree.

An academic qualification earned and awarded by a grade school.

After taking 2 years in community college.

A college awards a degree after completing a course for 4 years.

A program following a bachelor’s degree that allows you to specialize in one specific area.

One highest degrees that can be given by a university or any other educational organization.

Money and other supports like scholarships, grants, loans, and work study.

When you work under a professional, you learn through experience.

Go to a postsecondary institution and do hands-on work, like some specific career training for skilled trades like plumbing and welding.

A two-year college where students go to study for a trade or an educational route and then transfer to a university.

The college you attend to earn bachelors degree in four years.