The document defines key terms related to the college experience including: college, collegeboard, apprenticeship, bachelor's degree, room and board, SAT, graduate, student-to-faculty ratio, bursar, in-state, undergraduate, masters degree, tuition, ACT, admissions, enrollment, university, vocational, 2-year degree, and associates degree.

1. College
a self‐governing constituent
body of a university offering
living quarters (sometimes
separate or within a
university)

2. Collegeboard.org
inside source for college
planning tools and advice

3. Apprenticeship
one who is learning by practical
experience under skilled
workers

4. Bachelors
a person who has received
what is usually the lowest
degree conferred by a 4‐
year college, university, or
professional school

5. Room and board
lodging and food usually
furnished for a set price or
as part of wages

6. SAT
used for a standardized
test used to evaluate
suitability for college
admission

7. Graduate
a holder of an academic
degree or diploma

8. number of students compared
to faculty put in ratio format
Student‐to‐faculty ratio

9. an officer (as of a monastery or
college) in charge of funds :
treasurer
Bursar

10. In‐state
in the state you live

11. Undergraduate
a student at a college or
university who has not
received a first and
especially a bachelor's
degree

12. Masters
a person holding an
academic degree higher
than a bachelor's but
lower than a doctor's

13. the price of or payment for
instruction
Tuition

14. used for a standardized
achievement test to evaluate
suitability for college admission
ACT

15. Admissions
the act or process of
admitting

16. outside of the state you live
Out of state

17. Enrollment
becoming a member of

18. an institution of higher learning
providing facilities for teaching
and research and authorized to
grant academic degrees
University

19. Vocational
School of, relating to, or
undergoing training in a skill
or trade to be pursued as a
career
‐ trade, art, or calling

20. 2‐year degree
Associates