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High School College Vocabulary Greater Than, Equal, or Lesser Than Acronyms More College Vocabulary

The required courses that all high school students must complete to graduate.

What is: The Core Curriculum

You choose to take these classes. They make you a more well-rounded student.

What are: Electives

More challenging classes available in high school. They offer more depth and a faster pace than regular classes.

What are: Honors Courses

Official record of high school courses and grades. It is required for college admission.

What is: A Transcript

Any club, sport or event that takes place outside your academic classes.

What is: An Extracurricular Activity

Type of college or university that is supported by state money; lower tuitions

What is: Public

Type of college or university that receives no state money; higher tuitions

What is: Private

College that offers 2-year degrees; credits transfer to 4-year schools.

What is: Community College

A four-year college degree.

What is: A Bachelor’s Degree

A two-year degree that can be started after high school.

What is: An Associate’s Degree

The high school GPA needed to play college sports is 2.0.

What is: Equal

The highest GPA you can earn without honors classes is 5.0.

What is: Less Than The highest GPA you can get without honors classes is 4.0.

The graduation rate for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District is 66.7%.

What is: Less Than The graduation rate in CMSD is 54.3%.

The college-going rate for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District is 31%.

What is: Greater Than 46% of CMSD seniors go to college.

76% of CMSD ninth graders are promoted to tenth grade after their first year of high school.

What is: Equal

OSU

What is: Ohio State University

GPA

What is: Grade Point Average

OGT

What is: Ohio Graduation Test

GED

What is: General Education Diploma

BGSU

What is: Bowling Green State University

The money paid for college classes.

What is: Tuition

Money to help students pay for their college education.

What is: Financial Aid

This is free money to attend college based on merit (grades, athletics, etc.).

What are: Scholarships

The subject of study in which a student chooses to specialize.

What are: Majors

Money that is lent to students to help pay for college. It must be paid back.

What are: Student Loans