Campus Life & Student Services Flashcards
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What is study abroad in college?
Answer: A program allowing students to complete coursework at a foreign institution for credit
Study abroad programs let undergraduates live and take classes in another country for a semester, year, or summer, with credits typically transferring to their home institution.
What is FERPA and how does it affect college students?
Answer: A federal law giving students control over their own education records
FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) grants students 18 and older the right to access their education records and control who can see them.
What is a college orientation program?
Answer: An introductory program for new students covering campus resources and academic expectations
Orientation introduces new students to campus services, academic policies, and fellow students to ease the transition to college life.
What is the purpose of office hours at a US college?
Answer: Scheduled times when professors are available to meet individually with students
Office hours are set times each week when instructors invite students to visit them for academic help, questions, or discussion about course material.
What is a student ID card used for on a college campus?
Answer: Access to campus facilities, library, dining, and identification purposes
Student ID cards serve as official campus identification and provide access to buildings, dining halls, libraries, recreation centers, and campus events.
What does it mean to be on the Dean's List?
Answer: To achieve a high GPA that earns recognition from the college for academic excellence
The Dean's List is an academic honor typically awarded each semester to students whose GPA meets or exceeds a set threshold, often 3.5 or above.