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18 Cards in this Set
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Scholarship/grant |
A sum of money or other aid awarded to a student. |
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undergraduate |
A student at a college or university who has not yet earned a bachelor’s or equivalent degree |
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tuition |
A sum of money charged for teaching or instruction by a school, college, or university. |
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internship |
Services for experience between the student and an organization. |
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Private university |
Independent school that is funded in whole or in part by charging their students tuition or non-government institutions. |
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Federal/ personal loan |
Allows you to borrow money to pay for education expenses. |
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Room and board |
Average cost of housing and meal options for on campus living. |
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Public university |
School funded predominately by the government. |
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wage |
The amount of money paid for work by the hour. |
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salary |
The amount of money paid for work on a yearly basis. |
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Income |
The amount of money you earn or receive. |
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degree |
An award given based on completion of specific requirements. |
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major |
Specialization in a particular subject at a college or university. |
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minor |
Related to study or qualification in a subject at a college or university. |
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Associate’s degree |
A 2 year type of college degree. It is often awarded at a community college, as well as many distance learning programs. There are many different versions of this degree which signify the subject of study. |
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Bachelor’s degree |
A 4 year type of college degree. It is offered, in hundreds of subjects, at full-service campus universities and also online schools. |
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Master’s degree |
A graduate level degree (requires a bachelor’sdegree as a prerequisite) that consists of a full-time 2 year program of study. It can also be achieved part-time, but may take up to 3 o 4 years. |
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Doctorate degree |
The highest degree attainable at most universities. It is most commonly associated with scientist and professors. Completion usually takes 5-10 years. |
