Question

1. students enrolled in at least four classes (12 or more credits).

a) part - time student
b) tuition
c) undergraduate
(d) full - time student

1. the highest degree awarded by a college

a) bachelor’s degree
b) doctoral degree
c) master’s degree
d) associates’ degree

1. a record of all the classes you took in high school.

a) description
b) tuition
c) transcript
d) writing

1. the fee that colleges charge to classes.

a) transcript
b) tuition
c) scholarship
d) undergraduate

1. an introduction of new students to a college.

a) trusting
b) working
c) perceptions
(d) orientation

1. a college degree which usually takes four years to earn.

a) doctoral degree
b) master’s degree
c) associate’s degree
d) bachelor’s degree

Explanation:

Question 8

A full - time student is typically defined as a student enrolled in a certain number of credits (usually 12 or more, which often corresponds to at least four classes). A part - time student takes fewer credits. Tuition is the fee for classes, and undergraduate is a level of education, not related to the number of classes enrolled.

Colleges (in the context of undergraduate - focused institutions) typically award up to a Bachelor's Degree as their highest degree. Doctoral and Master's Degrees are usually awarded by universities. An Associate's Degree is a lower - level degree, often from community colleges.

A transcript is an official record of all the courses a student has taken, including in high school. A description is a general account, tuition is a fee, and writing is a skill or activity, not a record of classes.

Answer:

D. Full - time student

Question 9