major is the sole main class or degree you look forward to graduating with a assoc. bach . mast. or docs.
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learning community can be something like a group coming together to help each other study or it can also be a teacher doing tutoring
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idk what a co requisite it but co means together so I'm assuming it means a course you can take and or combine with the major you need or maybe together with the prerequsites
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prerequisites are the courses you need to take that align with otherr courses to get into the main courses for your major
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a more harder course that explains things already lessened ND talked bout in the lower course and they talk about it way more advanced and deeper conversations/lessons
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a course that are the introduction to your classes
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college courses that high school students can take while still in high school .students that are ready to take college course usually take these
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higher leveled classes for the geniuses lol
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the numbers of a specific class
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How a student decides to be graded. Or the way a professor may have different ways to grade assignments
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To do a review on something or somebody to back track on anything that may have popped up in a system as faukty an error or something that is thrown off
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the classes a student may take but there aren't credits that are accounted for
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a students grades/gpa that can come from high school or another college
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A job you can apply for and work at the college
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Money you don't have to pay back that helps pay for your tuition
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another type of payment that can be used to pay for school that doesn't have to be paid back. Some require essays to be written to see if you are eligible
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a loan students can apply for and may be eligible but might have to be paid back most likely
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The application you do to get the financial aid that helps pay for school
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money that helps pay for school
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career pathway is what helps you get through and prepare for what you gotta study for to complete your career
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Certificate is a document showing that you completed something that can be things like becoming a STNA, Phlebotomist, MA, Kindergarten, etc
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Degree is a document stating that completion of your Major (Associate,Bachelors,Doctorate)
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Elective is a class or extra class a student may want to take for an extra credit but may or may not be required
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General education is the main beginner level of classes you may need to get into your major
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Tuition is the cost and fees of your classes and extra things you may need for the course you will take like books
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Term is the months or season you are registered in your classes for example (FALL 2026-2027 is the term I am currently taking. Im taking the late term fall class .
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The Amount or hours or credits needed to for a course to complete the class for your major you want to take
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Probation is when you don't meet the requirement for something such as your grades gpa or not attending classes and you will be warned about getting back on track and you will be monitored to make sure you are doing what you are supposed to be doing
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Student number is the number you are assigned after you are admitted into the school. You will use this number for a variety of things such as speaking with Student Service Center, The Bookstore/Library, etc
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Admission means you are allowed/able or accepted into the school
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Enrollment is selecting a school you would like to take your major/classes at
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Registration is the first thing you do to get into your classes
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academic year is the year you take a certain amount of months worth of classes
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