Post Secondary Options
by Jaden Manisay
1. Private
2. Bachelor's Degree
2.1. Undergraduate degree given by four year colleges and Universities.
2.2. University
2.3. 4 Year College
3. FAFSA
3.1. Stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid
4. Undergraduate
4.1. Person pursuing a one, two, or four year degree
5. Tuition
5.1. Amount paid for each credit hour of enrollment
6. Distance Education
6.1. A way of delivering education to a person
7. Junior College
7.1. A college that is usually private
8. Master's Degrees
8.1. Can be obtained after earning a Bachelor's Degree
9. Doctorate Degree
9.1. A degree that has a wealth of opportunity awaiting for you
10. Undergraduate Degrees
10.1. Degrees consisting of Associate and Bachelor's degrees
11. Graduate Degrees
11.1. Degrees consisting of Doctorate and Master's degree
12. Technical School
12.1. Teaches the science behind the career occuptation
13. Career Schools
13.1. Offers careers in order to help prepare students
14. ACT and SAT
14.1. Acronyms for American College Test and Scholastic Altitude Test
14.2. Colleges may require the results of these tests in order for admission
15. Public
16. Associate's Degree
16.1. Granted upon completion of a program of at least two, but less than four years of college work.
16.2. Community College
17. Vocational School
17.1. Focuses on hands on application of skills in order to do the job