College Terminology Crossword

the amount of time a student must attend a class or be in the classroom
the money you pay to attend a college class
a two-year college that offers Associate's Degrees and certificates at a lower cost.
a form of financial aid from the government that does not have to be repaid (usually based on financial need).
borrowing money from the government; needs to be paid back
given after completing two years of college work (or 60 credit hours), often earned at a community college.
a class you must complete before you are allowed to take a more advanced class
an official academic record of all the classes taken and the grades earned (kind of like a report card).
a student's main subject or field of study
free money given based on merit: athletic or academic
the reward of completing four years or 120 credits of college work normally at a college or university
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid or a form you fill out to see if you qualify for government financial assistance.
a student who has not completed their Associate's or Bachelor's Degree
an advanced degree earned after a Bachelor's, usually taking 1-2 more years.
a student who lives on campus in a dormitory or housing provided by the college
a student who lives off-campus and travels to the college for classes
The highest level of academic degree (like a PhD or MD), typically earned after a Master's.