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| the place where you submit an application and pay a fee to process this application |
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| American College Test, college entry exam. |
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| Scholastic Aptitude Test, College entry exam. |
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| having a minimum score you must obtain on the entrance exam in order to be accepyed into their school. |
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| college does not require minimum score on the ACT or SAT and accepts high school diploma or GED |
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| to improve your skills in the deficient courses. |
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| College-Level Examination Program, exam and recieve credit for what you already know. |
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| the college publication which outlines admissions information, tuition fees, academic information, college degree requirements. |
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| The opportunity the learn about the environment where you will be spending the next years, learning about your school. |
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| Advisors will assist with course selection that fulfills the college degree requirements and transfer information. |
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| same group courses that all students are required to take. |
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| any course of interest to you that is not specified for your major. |
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| the process of exiting one institution and entering another institution. |
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| getting officailly enrolled into the courses you have selected. |
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| number assigned to a particular course that generally indicates the level of difficaulty. |
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| process allows you to be taken out of a course (drop) and select a new course (add). |
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| taking yourself out of a course if your cannot complete. |
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| Highlights the important dates in the academic year such as registration. |
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| the official record of the courses you take and the grades you make. |
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| Grade Point Average, the grades you make in the courses. |
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| the amount of credit hours your are taking. |
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| the total points you earned from your grades in each point. |
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| required to complete 30 credit hours. |
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| required to complete 60 credit hours. |
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| required to complete 90 credit hours. |
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| after you complete 90 hours. |
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| Office of Residential Housing |
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| involves applying for residence hall and submitting any applicable fees. |
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| tution is for every credit hour in which you enroll and fees will be for anything added to that, such as photocopies, computer time and/ lab equipment. |
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| coordinates the distibution of funds such as loans, grants, scholarships, amd work study. |
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| coordinates student records of payment. |
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| removal fromvthe courses you were enrolled in. |
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| prepare you for entry level work fields. |
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| prepare you for further graduate or professional study in your field or for many kinds of emplyment. |
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| often in technical or vocational fields and can certify you to practice a trade like cosmetology or auto repair. |
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| stealing the work of another author without citing the author as a reference and presenting it as if it were your own work. |
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| an outline of what is expected of you in that particular course. |
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| requirement or condition for further action. |
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