Y12 - Jargon Buster Crossword

UK-based organisation whose main role is to operate the application process for British universities.
A university student who has not yet completed their first degree.
A high-level educational institution in which students study for degrees and academic research is completed.
The grounds and buildings of a university or college.
The name of a, typically, 3-year degree that results in a level 6 qualification.
A degree you can complete if you have not achieved the appropriate grades or studied the correct level 3 qualification to study a Bachelors Degree.
A building containing collections of books, journals, and quiet study areas.
A long essay on a particular subject, usually completed as a final project to complete a degree or diploma.
A system used by universities to fill the remaining available undergraduate places or if you did not achieve your expected grades.
Fees paid directly to your university to cover your course costs.
Money provided to cover your living costs including rent, food, socialising etc.
The name of a course that includes a 1-year work placement.
The name of sub-topics you study within your course at university.
An offer from a university that grants you a place to study, regardless of your grades.
An offer from a university that offers you a place to study, dependent on achieving appropriate grades, your performance in an interview, or a competent portfolio.
The name of a degree following the completion of your level 6 Bachelors Degree.
An honours degree that allows you to study more than one subject.
The name of the residence where most first-year students live.
A word given to describe first-year students.
Funding given to a student based on their attainment in a specific subject such as sport or music.