The words
Every word in this set, with what it means. Tap a word to hear it.
- assignment
- a piece of work that a student is asked to complete
- “I submitted the assignment before the deadline.”
- deadline
- the latest time or date by which something must be finished
- “The professor moved the deadline to Friday afternoon.”
- lecture
- a talk that teaches people about a subject
- “The lecture on urban design begins at nine.”
- seminar
- a class or meeting for discussion and study
- “Our seminar will focus on two short articles.”
- schedule
- a plan that shows when activities will happen
- “Check the course schedule before choosing a tutorial.”
- enroll
- to officially join a course, school, or program
- “New students enroll online during orientation week.”
- tuition
- the money paid to study at a school or university
- “She applied for support to help pay her tuition.”
- campus
- the buildings and land belonging to a school or university
- “The new library is on the north side of campus.”
- advisor
- a person who gives guidance about a subject or decision
- “Talk to your academic advisor before changing courses.”
- roommate
- a person who shares a room or home with you
- “My roommate and I made a quiet-study agreement.”
- accommodation
- a place where someone lives or stays
- “The university helped international students find accommodation.”
- participate
- to take part in an activity or event
- “Everyone is expected to participate in the group discussion.”
- revise
- to study something again or improve written work
- “I will revise my notes before the exam.”
- research
- a careful study intended to discover new information
- “Her research examines how students use public libraries.”
- reference
- a source of information used to support or check something
- “Add a reference for every idea taken from another author.”
- submit
- to give a piece of work to a teacher or organization
- “Please submit the form through the student portal.”
- feedback
- advice or comments about how something can be improved
- “The tutor gave useful feedback on my introduction.”
- facility
- a building, service, or piece of equipment provided for a purpose
- “The sports facility is open to all students.”
- scholarship
- money given to help someone pay for education
- “He received a scholarship based on his academic results.”
- orientation
- an introduction that helps people learn about a new place or situation
- “Orientation showed us how to borrow books and contact support.”
- curriculum
- the subjects and learning activities offered by a school or program
- “The new curriculum includes a course on research methods.”
- degree
- a qualification awarded by a college or university
- “She is working toward a degree in environmental science.”
- faculty
- a group of teachers or an academic department at a university
- “The faculty invited students to a research information session.”
- graduate
- a person who has completed a course of study
- “Every graduate received a transcript at the ceremony.”
- laboratory
- a room or building used for scientific experiments
- “The chemistry class meets in the laboratory on Tuesdays.”
- major
- a student's main subject of study at a college or university
- “Her major is linguistics, with a minor in psychology.”
- undergraduate
- a student studying for a first university degree
- “The survey included both undergraduate and graduate students.”
- transcript
- an official record of a student's courses and results
- “The scholarship office requested an official transcript.”
- withdraw
- to leave a course or activity before it is finished
- “Students may withdraw from the course before the final date.”
- workload
- the amount of work that someone has to do
- “The advisor helped me plan a manageable workload.”