College and Career Readiness Final Exam
Review, Study Material 1st Nine Weeks
Questions And Answers
Grant a type of financial aid where free money is given by the government or institution
to pay for school tuition
College a post-secondary education institution where students can earn a bachelors degree
FAFSA Form that can be prepared annually by current and prospective college students to
determine their eligibility for student financial aid.
Financial Aid Money that is given or lent to students in order to help pay for their
education.
Loan a type of financial aid where money is loaned for the purpose of paying for a
student's education and must be repaid
Scholarship a type of financial aid where money is given by a school, organization, etc., to
a student to help pay for the students education and does not need to be repaid
, College and Career Readiness Final Exam
Review, Study Material 1st Nine Weeks
Questions And Answers
Work Study a type of financial aid that provides part-time jobs for college students with
financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses.
Internship a temporary job, usually for students, that provides work experience
Master's Degree a 6 year or more university degree awarded to a person at the completion
of a graduate study program.
Doctoral Degree Highest level of academic degree, typically 8 years or more
College Entrance Examination Standardized aptitude test used to elevate students for
application or program readiness.
ASVAB entrance or placement exam used by the U. S. military to determine fitness for
military duty
, College and Career Readiness Final Exam
Review, Study Material 1st Nine Weeks
Questions And Answers
Vocational Training Education and training which equips people with knowledge, skills
and/or competences in particular occupations or labor market.
Professionalism the ability to show respect to everyone around you while you perform
your responsibilities as best as you can
Entrepreneur someone who creates or runs their own business.
Community College Nonresidential junior college offering courses to people living in a
particular area. Often up to 2 years, offering Associate Degrees.
Dual Credit Courses advanced level high school course where students are enrolled in
both high school and college at the same time
International Baccalaureate Course advanced level high school courses that provides an
opportunity for students to earn college credit
Review, Study Material 1st Nine Weeks
Questions And Answers
Grant a type of financial aid where free money is given by the government or institution
to pay for school tuition
College a post-secondary education institution where students can earn a bachelors degree
FAFSA Form that can be prepared annually by current and prospective college students to
determine their eligibility for student financial aid.
Financial Aid Money that is given or lent to students in order to help pay for their
education.
Loan a type of financial aid where money is loaned for the purpose of paying for a
student's education and must be repaid
Scholarship a type of financial aid where money is given by a school, organization, etc., to
a student to help pay for the students education and does not need to be repaid
, College and Career Readiness Final Exam
Review, Study Material 1st Nine Weeks
Questions And Answers
Work Study a type of financial aid that provides part-time jobs for college students with
financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses.
Internship a temporary job, usually for students, that provides work experience
Master's Degree a 6 year or more university degree awarded to a person at the completion
of a graduate study program.
Doctoral Degree Highest level of academic degree, typically 8 years or more
College Entrance Examination Standardized aptitude test used to elevate students for
application or program readiness.
ASVAB entrance or placement exam used by the U. S. military to determine fitness for
military duty
, College and Career Readiness Final Exam
Review, Study Material 1st Nine Weeks
Questions And Answers
Vocational Training Education and training which equips people with knowledge, skills
and/or competences in particular occupations or labor market.
Professionalism the ability to show respect to everyone around you while you perform
your responsibilities as best as you can
Entrepreneur someone who creates or runs their own business.
Community College Nonresidential junior college offering courses to people living in a
particular area. Often up to 2 years, offering Associate Degrees.
Dual Credit Courses advanced level high school course where students are enrolled in
both high school and college at the same time
International Baccalaureate Course advanced level high school courses that provides an
opportunity for students to earn college credit
