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| The place where you complete the process by which you are accepted into college. |
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| A minimum score you must have to attend that college |
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| Do not require a minimum score on the ACT or SAT |
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| courses that improve your skills in the deficient area |
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College level Examination program
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| Publication which outlines admissions info, tuition, and academic info |
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| Test that covers reading, writing, and math to infer what courses need to be taken. |
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| Program that helps you get familiarized with your campus. |
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| Place where advisors are located to help you schedule classes. |
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| The college required courses taken to receive a well rounded education for the work force. |
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| Any course that is not specified in your major |
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| Amount of credit hours you are taking |
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| the process of exiting one institution and entering another one |
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| Following advising, you must complete registration. |
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| number assigned to a particular course that generally indicates the level of difficulty as indicated |
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| Allows your to drop or add a course during registration |
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| Removing yourself from a class to no longer attend |
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| Highlights the important dates in the academic year such as registration |
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| official record of the courses you take and the grades you make in them is this |
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| the average score of all your classes combined |
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| Classes that are factored in your gpa that are not developmental |
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| where to find your transcript |
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| first time student who stays a freshmen until completion of 30 credit hours |
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| classified this until completion 60 credit hours |
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| classified as until completion of 90 credit hours |
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| once completion of 90+ credit hours |
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| office of residential housing |
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| the housing coordinators where you apply for a residence hall |
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| the amount you will be charged for attending college |
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| coordinates the distribution of funds such as loans, grants, scholarships, and workstudy |
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| coordinating student records of payment, such as tuition, fees, and fines |
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| failure to pay your tuition and fees that leads to de-enrollment |
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| degrees that prepare you for more intry level type jobs |
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| a degree in a specific area that prepare you for further graduate or professional study |
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| technical and vocational fields that certify you to practice a trade |
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| people that can help you answer questions related to courses or your career path |
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| what kind of academics one class will teach during its course |
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| stealing the work of another without citing the author as a reference and acting likes it your own |
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| before required courses or diplomas |
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| information on the class, procedures, and policies |
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