PTE

an area of a library containing materials consulted for specific information

the university official responsible for enrollment and student records

to change the time or date previously arranged for an event

a student or staff member who supports residents of university accommodation

a trained student who supports residents and helps enforce housing rules

to submit course work again, often after a correction or revision

the allocation of a particular room to a student by a housing service

to stand as a candidate for an elected position in student representation

money held as protection against possible damage or unpaid costs in rented accommodation

a class in which participants discuss a subject with a teacher or leader

a student usually in the second year of college or university in the US system

a student who represents an institution when welcoming visitors or prospective students

a university facility that provides healthcare services for eligible students

money borrowed to pay education costs and repayable under an agreed arrangement

a small desk with partitions that provides an individual place to study

one use of a student card to pay for a meal through a campus plan

to move between teaching groups offered for the same academic course

a document outlining the content, organization, and requirements of a course

designed to be completed away from a supervised classroom session

a substantial written assignment prepared for an academic course during a term

an organized competition in which players or teams take part in a series of games

a student who moves from one educational institution to another

One of three teaching periods into which an institution divides its academic year.

an available room, apartment, or other place where someone can live

The formal act of leaving a course or program after enrollment.

a financial aid program that allows students to earn money through part-time work

Learning that involves students in thinking, discussing, or solving problems rather than only receiving information.

Understanding the meaning of information that is read or heard.

The central set of courses or subjects that all students in a specified program must study.