Sure, here are some common terms used in the US education system and their meanings:
-Freshman: a first-year student in high school, college, or university
-Sophomore: a second-year student in high school, college, or university
-Junior: a third-year student in high school, college, or university
-Senior: a fourth-year student in high school, or a student in their fourth (or final) year of college or university
-GPA: grade point average, a numerical representation of a student's academic performance, calculated by averaging the grades received in all courses over a given period of time
-Credits: a unit of measurement that represents the amount of work required to complete a course, usually based on the number of hours of instruction per week
-Transcript: an official record of a student's academic performance, including grades and credits earned, typically used for college or job applications
-Tuition: the fee charged by an educational institution for instruction, usually per semester or year
-Financial Aid: financial assistance provided to students to help them pay for college or university, typically in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study programs
-Degree: a qualification awarded by a college or university after completion of a program of study, usually requiring a certain number of credits and courses in a specific field of study.
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