college application terms by J. Blanco 1 Crossword

Is the grade point average of core classes( e.g,math, English,science, social studies) not electives(e.g.,sports arts).
Refers to colleges/ universities with a focus and core curriculum that includes classes in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and sciences.
Most colleges/ universities require essays as part of the application. Essay prompts are the question or statement to be addressed within the essay content.
Is a more detailed financial aid application than the FAFSA and is required by some, but not all, colleges/universities.
A measure of how a student's GPA compares to other students in the same graduating class (e.g, "top 10%," "top 25%")
Many colleges/ universities use a basic college application that can be used for multiple schools.
(Also referred to as an undergraduate degree) Most colleges/ universities award when the student completes his/ her required coursework and graduates.
Is a college applicant whose parent(s)/ legal guardian(s) did not complete a college bachelor's degree. if an older sibling completed a bachelor's degree, the applicant would still be a first-generation college student.
some colleges/ universities require students to submit their final transcripts and discipline records at the end of their senior year in high school. a significant slip in grades, attendance, or discipline records could jeopardize college acceptance status.
Students get jobs on campus and the U.S. federal government helps pay their work study salary.