第一代立博平台学生

招生顾问 work with all prospective students throughout the entire pre-enrollment process; from the moment they inquire about 重点大学 until classes begin. They will help with application procedures, financial aid, 和 new student orientation.

住在家里的学生, 通常是和父母在一起, 和 comes to campus on a regular basis for classes.

The time associated with the amount of work in a class. Each credit hour includes at least 50 minutes of classroom time plus two hours of out of class work. For example, a typical course is worth 3 credit hours. This means a student would be in class for three 50-minutes sessions or the equivalent, plus would have about 6 hours of required study/homework time to complete the work of that course.

The amount required to be paid by a student to secure their spot in the class of students coming to a college, 和, 如果适用的话, 宿舍里的一张床.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is a requirement of the United States Department of Education used to determine most types of financial aid. The form requires both student 和 parent income unless the student is independent. 重点大学 uses only this form 和 does not require any other financial aid applications. Note: The Pennsylvania State Grant may be applied for at the end of the FAFSA.

An undergraduate student who is registered for no less than 12 credit hours each semester. Note: Billing terms 和 financial aid change for part-time students.

A student who is pursuing a Graduate degree, typically a Master’s or Doctorate degree.

A course that is a combination of in classroom time 和 online (internet) work.

The process of meeting 和 interacting with individuals. 通常 networking is done with those who are involved in a students classes, 课外活动, 或者潜在的职业.

A course that is offered exclusively via the internet.

The Office of the 注册商 is your resource for commonly used forms, 课程报名及时间表, 学术政策, 成绩, 记录请求, 注册验证, 毕业资格确认.

A student who lives in the residence halls on campus during the school year.

The office at 重点大学 that includes the financial aid, 计费, 奖学金, 注册器功能. It is designed to provide one place for students 和 parents to get answers to all their administrative-type questions answered.

重点大学 does not require st和ardized test scores (SAT or ACT) to be submitted. 如果你选择提交你的成绩, they will not hurt your admission decision 和 may help you earn additional 奖学金 money, 但它们不是必需的.

A student who is pursuing a Bachelor’s or Associate degree for the first time. The student may be a recent high school graduate or an older adult.

在这个过程中，美国.S. Department of Education may r和omly select students 和 require the school to check all financial information on the FAFSA. If verification is not completed, the student will not be eligible for aid.