PTE

the amount or number obtained by adding all the relevant parts

to submit a document or other required material to the person or office responsible for receiving it

double the number of countable people or things in the comparison

Having features commonly associated with a class or situation.

in the way that is usual or characteristic of a group or situation

Knowledge of the meaning or operation of something.

except if the stated condition is true or becomes true

different from the person, thing, or situation mentioned

Not expected to happen or be true, though still possible.

as much or as many as a stated maximum, without necessarily reaching it

used to contrast two different situations or ideas

to establish an answer, amount, or practical plan through thought or calculation

a polite question frame used to ask whether an action or arrangement can be made

a polite opening for asking someone whether they object to doing something

a person who helps students plan courses and understand academic requirements

The designated period when students may add or remove courses under the institution's registration rules.

the university department that manages applications and decisions about student entry

to accept a person officially as a student of an institution

A person who formally asks to be accepted into a course or educational program.

an organized record of the items held in a library collection

To switch from one main subject of university study to another.

To be accepted as contributing to an academic requirement or credit total.

A publication or website listing an institution's courses and information about them.

work completed by students as part of the requirements of a course

To officially tell an institution which subject one has chosen as the main field of study.

A review or report comparing completed coursework with the requirements of a degree.

An organized course of study that leads to a university degree.

A course, credit total, or other condition that must be completed to earn a degree.

An arrangement enabling students to study temporarily at a partner institution.