A program of study, usually involving theoretical knowledge and research, and usually leading to a diploma, certificate, associate degree or bachelor's degree. Admission Being allowed into an institution, faculty or program once the entrance requirements are met.
Some admission is limited by spaces available, and by selection criteria.
Advisors Individuals who help you with your academic planning, the number and type of courses you need, the grades you need, program options available, program planning, etc. The formal way of notifying a post-secondary institution that you want to be a student there. The system used by post-secondary institutions to determine which courses are equivalent to one another. Audit Taking a course for interest, and not for credit. Auditing students usually don't do assignments or exams, and don't get a grade.