College & learning
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An institution where people study after school.

An institution offering degrees and advanced study.

A person who is studying.

A senior teacher at a college or university.

A talk intended to teach a subject.

A lesson that gives guidance on a subject or task.

A meeting for discussion or learning about a topic.

A list of the topics covered in a course.

The subjects and content taught in a course or program.

One of the main periods in a college year.

A piece of work given to a student.

An activity or process used to judge learning or ability.

A formal test of knowledge or skill.

An official document showing an achievement or qualification.

A qualification awarded after a course of study.

A qualification awarded by a university or college.

A person who has completed a degree or course.

To complete a degree or course successfully.

Money awarded to help a person study.

The fee charged for teaching at a college or university.

The act of being present at classes or events.

The state of not being present.

A place where books and other materials are available to use or borrow.

A room used for scientific tests or experiments.

Careful study to discover or understand information.

A long written study completed for an advanced degree.

A short piece of writing about a particular subject.

A section of writing made of related sentences.

The study of the mind and behavior.

Using another person's work as if it were your own.

The study of places and the physical features of the earth.

The words a person knows or uses.

The rules for how words form sentences.

Able to speak or use a language smoothly.

The quality of being correct or exact.

The ability to understand something.

The act of changing written work to improve it.

Repeated activity intended to improve a skill.

Information and understanding gained through learning or experience.

Wanting to know or learn about something.