College Terminology Crossword

a member of the college faculty or staff who assist students with planning semester schedules, career planning, transfer planning and long term educational goals
a diploma earned after successfully completing a required program of study in a community college
a college degree which can often be earned by following a four-year instructional program
comprehensive resource listing college regulations, program & course descriptions, degree & graduation requirements, and other essential information
ceremony at the end of an academic year when students receive their degree or diplomas
member of the college faculty who has special training in guidance and who assists students in academic or personal matters
often means the same as class
unit of measure for college work
to cancel registration in a course after enrolling. Allows during the first five days of the semester
the instructors or teaching staff at a school
Enacted by the federal government, protects students' privacy and confidentiality by placing certain restrictions on the disclosure of educational records and information
money available from various sources to help student pay college expensed
application required for students to be considered for financial aid. Must be completed once a year.
a type of financial aid that generally does not need to be paid back
appropriate level to enter a series of courses, based on the student's skills; often used in the context of basic skills subjects such as mathematics or English composition.
a course that must be complete before a student can enroll in a more advanced course
two main periods of the SUNY Adirondack academic year (fall & spring)
an official record of the courses and semester a student has taken at a college, the grades and degree or certificates earned and any honors received
to move from one college to another
the process of officially removing yourself from a course after the drop period has ended