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| handles admissions prsocedure for college student enrolling in classes. |
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| a test required or accepted at all public and many private universities in Kentucky. Assement includes four sections:math, reading, english and science. |
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| reasoning test stadardized for college admissions in United States. |
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| Standadized Apptitude Test |
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| policy of admitting ,well qualified applicants based on HS grades, admissions test scores, and additional personal information in the form of refrences and letters of reccomendation. |
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| College Level Examination Program offers tests for subjects often taken during the first two years of college years. |
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| college publication describing academic prgrams, student services, general regulations, requirements and procedure. |
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| process of documenting usually in measurable terms, knowledge skills, attitudes and beliefs |
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| course introducing a new situation or enviroment |
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| a course students can select from among alternatives |
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| the number of course credit hours take. 12 minimum to be considered full time |
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| to move from one place to another.ex. to transfer from University of Louisville to JCTC |
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| the act or process of entering information about something in a book or systme of public records |
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| a number that identifies a specific course within each subject. ex CMS 185 |
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| procedure by which you may change your class scheduleby dropping/adding course(s) without penalty |
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| to pull back or move away from |
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| an inventory of courses taken and grades earned in those courses. |
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| grade point average:measurements of students academic achievement |
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| second year undergraduate |
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| undergraduate student the year of graduate school |
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| office of residential housing |
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| charges levied for enrolling in classes and for the use of college facilities |
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| administers student financial aid program in compliance with applicable law regulations and policies |
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| sudden removal of a person or group from organizations or a place |
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| up to a three year program in applied sciences or applied terchnology in tech majors meant to lead directly to a job |
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| a program lasting 4-5 years including general education, a major and electives leading to degrees like a Bachelors of Art or Bachelors if Science in the natural sciences or professional/technical fields |
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| programs that offer short-term training in a wide variety of areas |
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| someone who gives advice about problems, decisions of course of action |
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| a piece of writing that has been copied from someone else and is presented as being your own. |
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| minimum requirements for enrolling in a course |
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| an outline and summary of topics to be covered in an education or training course |
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