Career Vocabulary

What are public schools?

• They are high schools.

• They are schools that run by a state or get money from it.

• They are private schools.

• I pay money to attend.

A___ is money you don't have to pay back.

• Federal Aid

• loan

• grant

Federal student aid is money given by the US to help to pay for the school.

• True

• False

________are more independent. They are not run by a state. They usually cost more than public schools.

• Master's Degree

• public school

• grant

• Private school

What is a loan?

• Money given by your parents.

• Money you do not have to pay back.

• Money you have to pay back.

• Money given by your teachers.

________ ______ ___________ are schools where students can usually get a degree in about four years.

A _______________ ______________

is a degree that is given to a student by a college or university usually after four years of study.

A student can earn a __________ __________ in a program that takes one to three years to

complete and consist of advanced-level courses and seminars.

• Bachelor's Degree

• Associates Degree

• Master's Degree

• Doctorate

  Degree

It is the most rigorous and advanced type of degree that a student can earn in any field of study.

• Master Degree

• Doctorate Degree

• Bachelor Degree

• Associate Degree

A student can earn an associate degree after two years.

• Two-year colleges

• USC

• Four-year colleges

• UCLA