Post-Secondary Terminology Quiz

What is the main difference between a university and a college in Canada?

• Universities focus on academic and professional programs, while colleges focus on career preparation

• There is no difference between universities and colleges

• Universities focus on career preparation, while colleges focus on academic and professional programs

• Universities only offer post-graduate degrees such as PhDs and Masters degrees.

What do you call the degree you earn at university in your first 3-4 years after high school?

• An undergraduate degree

• A post-graduate degree

• A secondary school degree

• A Masters degree

In the US, what does the term 'college' refer to? Select all that apply:

• An institution of higher education that grants Masters and PhDs.

• The undergraduate branch of a university

• An institution where you can complete a post-graduate degree like medicine or law.

• A community college

What type of degree is typically earned after completing undergraduate studies?

• Diploma

• Associate Degree

• Bachelor Degree

• Master's Degree

What is the main difference between a major and a minor in university?

• A major is the main focus of study, while a minor is a group of courses that complements the major

• A major is unrelated to the main area of study, while a minor is related

• A major requires fewer courses than a minor

• A minor provides solid preparation for graduate school, while a major does not