A process at the beginning of a term whereby students can delete and add classes with an instructor's permission.

A process of choosing classes in advance of other students.

A member of a college faculty who helps and advises students solely on academic matters.

The period of formal instruction, which is usually September to May. It may be divided into terms of varying lengths, such as semesters, trimesters, or quarters.

Approval of colleges and universities by nationally recognized professional associations or regional accrediting bodies.

A multiple-choice test of English, math, reading, and science reasoning (plus an optional writing component) used for admission into undergraduate programs.

An official document proving a promise of funding from an individual or organization.

A study grant of financial assistance to a graduate student that is offered in return for certain services in teaching or laboratory supervision as a teaching assistant, or for services in research as [..]

A degree awarded after a two-year period of study; it can be either terminal or transfer (the first two years of a bachelor's degree).

Official affirmation that a degree or transcript is genuine. Usually signed by a recognized expert or witness.