The study of topics in humanities, social sciences, and the sciences, with a focus on broad knowledge.

An institution of higher education that is financially supported mainly by public funds.

An institution of higher education for students who already have a bachelor’s degree and would like to gain training in specific professions, such as law, medicine, and pharmacy.

A specific amount of time, during which students whose academic work has been judged to be unsuccessful according to the university, must improve their grades or face dismissal from the institution.

An institution of higher education controlled by a private individual(s) or a nongovernmental agency.

A required class that has to be completed before a student is allowed to register for a more difficult one.

Any form of education that takes place after high school, or secondary school.

Academic studies that occur after the doctoral level.

Using someone else’s thoughts, ideas, or words as your own, without acknowledging their influence.

An institution’s formal process of welcoming admitted students to campus and giving them an education on the information and policies that they will need to be successful from day one. It is usually a half day or full day event.