College Vocabulary Crossword

Allows community colleges to admit any student who has earned a high school diploma or its equivalent
Commonly used to assess a students' writing, reading, and math skills; scores indicate what classes a student can begin taking
A credential requiring a shorter time commitment from students, specifically 12-18 credit hours
A credential requiring a shorter time commitment from students, specifically 36-48 credit hours
A degree (60-61 credit hours) that prepares students to transfer to a university and major in fields such as English, fine arts, foreign languages, history, philosophy, psychology, or sociology
A degree (64-76 credit hours) that prepares students for a particular degree
A degree (64 credit hours) designed for individuals wishing to broaden their education, with emphasis on personal interest, growth, and development
A degree (60-61 credit hours) that prepares students to transfer to a university and major in fields such as biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, or physics
A degree (64 credit hours) with an emphasis on courses such as art, drama, or music
A degree (60-61 credit hours) that prepares students to transfer to a university and major in engineering
A document students follow to know what courses are required for a credential
A course you must successfully complete before enrolling in a higher level course
A course that you must complete at the same time as a required course
Number of hours associated with a particular class. These hours are used to calculate your GPA and determine your tuition bill each semester
Number of hours you spend in class per week