CRN (Course Reference Number) a unique number assigned to a course that is used by – students to register for the course. Curriculum a program of study made up of a set of courses offered by a degree program. – CV (Curriculum Vitae) a document that details your accomplishments similar to a resume, – but longer. It is usually requested at academic institutions when applying for an academic position. Dean the director or head of a division of a certain professional school or college of a – university. Degree a diploma or title awarded by a college or university to students after they have – successfully completed a program of study. Department the formal division of a school consisting of faculty and support staff – responsible for instruction in a subject area. Discipline an area of academic – Dissertation an in-depth thesis on an original topic of research that is typically submitted – and presented in the final stage of earning a doctorate. Doctorate the highest degree awarded by a university after the successful completion of – an advanced graduate program of study. It usually requires three or more years of study beyond the master’s degree. Also referred to as a PhD. Drop refers to the withdrawal of a student from a course that must be completed in a – specified period of time depending on the college or university. to read the guidelines specific to student drops at USF. a program of study that allows a student to concurrently earn two degrees Dual Degree – from the same college or university. Electives are courses students can take for credit toward their degree, but are not part of – the required course list. Enroll to register or enter a school or course. – Exempt not required to do something that other students may be required to do. – Faculty the instructional staff of an educational institution. – (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) the application used by the US – government to determine the amount of financial aid a student will receive in a given year. Students must reapply every year they attend a college or university. International students are not eligible.
CRN (Course Reference Number) – a unique number assigned to a course that is used by students to register for the course. Curriculum – a program of study made up of a set of courses offered by a degree program. CV (Curriculum Vitae) – a document that details your accomplishments similar to a resume, but longer. It is usually requested at academic institutions when applying for an academic position. Dean – the director or head of a division of a certain professional school or college of a university. Degree – a diploma or title awarded by a college or university to students after they have successfully completed a program of study. Department – the formal division of a school consisting of faculty and support staff responsible for instruction in a subject area. Discipline – an area of academic Dissertation – an in-depth thesis on an original topic of research that is typically submitted and presented in the final stage of earning a doctorate. Doctorate – the highest degree awarded by a university after the successful completion of an advanced graduate program of study. It usually requires three or more years of study beyond the master’s degree. Also referred to as a PhD. Drop – refers to the withdrawal of a student from a course that must be completed in a specified period of time depending on the college or university. to read the guidelines specific to student drops at USF. Dual Degree – a program of study that allows a student to concurrently earn two degrees from the same college or university. Electives – are courses students can take for credit toward their degree, but are not part of the required course list. Enroll – to register or enter a school or course. Exempt – not required to do something that other students may be required to do. Faculty – the instructional staff of an educational institution. (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) – the application used by the US government to determine the amount of financial aid a student will receive in a given year. Students must reapply every year they attend a college or university. International students are not eligible.
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