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When a college meets a student's needs and wants academically, socially, and financially.

• Selective college

• Good fit

• Non profit college

• HBCU

What 4 topics are discussed on the Table of Contents page?

• plan, read, receive, and beyond

• personal, determine, prepare, and the future

• table of contents

• Plan, prepare, pay for college, and beyond

A college that operates as an educational nonprofit organization that does not receive its primary funding from a state government and it is typically smaller in size.

• 2 year college

• Public college

• Private college

• Non-profit college

A college student who has completed a bachelors' degree and is pursuing advanced education in a specific field, typically a master's or doctoral degree.

• 1st year student

• undergraduate

• 2nd year student

• graduate

Historically Black Colleges and Universities are colleges or universities that were originally founded to educate students of African American descent.

• Private

• HBCU

• For-profit

• Public

This review is a mission-aligned admission or selection process that considers an applicant's experiences, attributes, and academic metrics and the value an applicant would contribute to the college.

• Admissions

• Application

• Holistic Review

• Major

A college funded primarily by state government that typically has a large student enrollment and offers a wide variety of academic programs and has standard published admission requirements.

• Private College

• Non-profit

• Public College

• HBCU

A college student who has not yet earned a bachelor's degree.

• Senior

• Undergrduate

• Masters student

• Graduate

An undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to any of more than 900 member colleges and universities.

• Common Application

• Holistic review

• admissions

• masters degree

This is a student's primary field of study.