A transfer degree program designed for students who are interested in continuing their education at a four-year college or university and earning a baccalaureate degree.

Beginning of the fall term to the end of the summer term.

A degree program designed for students who are seeking employment immediately after graduation. Some A.S. degrees, however, can be used to transfer to four-year institutions. Check with Academic Advis [..]

An agreement specifying how courses transfer among academic institutions. In Florida, an articulation agreement with all state universities guarantees admission to any student with an A.A. degree.

Document issued by a college�s financial aid office listing all of the financial assistance offered to a student.

A state-mandated requirement that measures attainment of language and mathematics skills expected of students completing their sophomore year in college. A student must meet CLAS requirements to earn [..]

Credit earned (for a particular class) through a proficiency test. Basically, these tests measure your knowledge in a particular subject area, like English or psychology, and can allow you to bypass s [..]

A course that must be taken simultaneously with another course.

A unit of work in a subject matter, generally equivalent to one hour of class a week throughout a 16-week term. Thus, a 3-credit class meets for three hours a week.

A computerized document listing required courses for graduation based on the student�s declared major. The degree audit summarizes courses the student has taken to fulfill those requirements and provi [..]