A student who has already obtained a bachelor’s degree and is enrolled in a program of student that leads to a master’s, doctorate or graduate certificate.

The division of an institution which administers degree programs that awards master’s degrees or doctorates.

A student who is enrolled in the third year of their high school or college education.

An on the job learning and training experience that allows students to work in a professional environment to gain valuable training.

A course that allows students to receive degree credit for assignments completed outside of the traditional classroom environment.

An area of academic study that serves as an area of secondary focus during their undergraduate years. Students are not required to have a minor.

An assessment that is administered at roughly the halfway point of an academic term that tests all of the material that has been covered in a specific course up until that point.

A form of financial aid that is given by institutions to those who have shown extraordinary intellectual ability, irrespective of their financial need.

A uniform American medical school entrance assessment manage by the nonprofit Association of American Medical Colleges, which assesses verbal reasoning and writing skills and physical and biological sciences knowledge.

To register and enroll in a degree program at a higher education institution with the hopes that you will be able to earn a degree.