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College Vocabulary

B.S. College Vocabulary. Credit Hour. A.A. Degree. UC. CSU. Tuition. B.A. GPA. Sorority. Fraternity. campus. financial aid. transcripts. Secondary Education. Post-Secondary Education. Degree. Certificate. Associate of Arts Associates of Science. JC – Junior College.

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College Vocabulary

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  1. B.S. College Vocabulary Credit Hour A.A. Degree UC CSU Tuition B.A. GPA Sorority Fraternity campus financial aid transcripts

  2. Secondary Education Post-Secondary Education Degree Certificate Associate of Arts Associates of Science JC – Junior College A.A. / A.S. 4 year College – UC 10 / CSU 23 / 75 Private B.A. / B.S. Masters Degree Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Doctorate (Doctoral Degree)

  3. General Education Development (Diploma) GED  CHSPE  California High School Proficiency Exam Professor Tuition Fees Credit Hour Attending one lecture hour of class (15 weeks) Most courses are 3 credits Part-Time Student Full-Time Student G.P.A. Academic Probation

  4. Undergraduate Student Graduate Student Campus Dormitory Loans / Grants Financial Aid  Fraternity (males) Social / Service / Professional / Honor (Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Phi Beta Kappa) Sorority (females) Transcripts Open Admission

  5. Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner Full Board  Half-Board  Breakfast & Dinner State-Assisted Colleges JC, UC, & CSU 2 year degree  60 credits 4 year degree Semesters - Quarters

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