- Transcript
- A transcript is an official list of all the courses a student has taken, generally at high school, that shows the grades earned in each course. Most colleges require official transcripts when the student applies for college admission.
- Transfer Program
- This program is usually found in a two-year college or in a four-year college that offers associate degrees. It allows a student to continue his or her studies in a four-year college by maintaining designated criteria set down at acceptance to the two-year program. It is not necessary to earn an associate degree to transfer.
- Transfer Student
- A student who transfers from one college or university to another. Credits applied toward the transfer will be evaluated by the receiving school to determine the number it will accept. Each school sets different policies for transfers, so anyone considering this option should seek guidance.
- Tuition
- Tuition is the amount of money that a college charges for student related instruction and use of campus facilities. Tuition can vary widely, depending on the college.
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