A degree program that allows students to fulfill the course requirements for two majors simultaneously.

A uniform graduate business entrance assessment given by the nonprofit Graduate Management Admission Council, which assesses verbal, quantitative and analytical writing skills.

A college student who is taking at least the minimum amount of credits that it takes to have a full course load.

A student in the initial year of high school or college.

Monies given to students to assist them in paying for their college expenses.

Financial support that is given by an institution, typically to graduate students, that can be used to pay for college expenses.

An application that U.S. citizens can use to apply for financial aid, which can be used to pay for college expenses.

A school’s instructional, leadership and support staff who have the responsibility of creating curriculum, instructing students, and managing a division or department of a university.

To sign up for a course or university.

Classes that count as credit towards a university degree, but are not mandatory.