swipe
n.L2 AdvancedB2
one use of a student card to pay for a meal through a campus plan
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reference section
n. · B2 · L2an area of a library containing materials consulted for specific information
registrar
n. · B2 · L2the university official responsible for enrollment and student records
reschedule
v. · B2 · L2to change the time or date previously arranged for an event
resident adviser
n. · B2 · L2a student or staff member who supports residents of university accommodation
resident assistant
n. · B2 · L2a trained student who supports residents and helps enforce housing rules
resubmit
v. · B2 · L2to submit course work again, often after a correction or revision
room assignment
n. · B2 · L2the allocation of a particular room to a student by a housing service
run for student office
v. · B2 · L2to stand as a candidate for an elected position in student representation
security deposit
n. · B2 · L2money held as protection against possible damage or unpaid costs in rented accommodation
seminar
n. · B2 · L2a class in which participants discuss a subject with a teacher or leader
sophomore
n. · B2 · L2a student usually in the second year of college or university in the US system
student ambassador
n. · B2 · L2a student who represents an institution when welcoming visitors or prospective students
student health center
n. · B2 · L2a university facility that provides healthcare services for eligible students
student loan
n. · B2 · L2money borrowed to pay education costs and repayable under an agreed arrangement
study carrel
n. · B2 · L2a small desk with partitions that provides an individual place to study
swipe
n. · B2 · L2one use of a student card to pay for a meal through a campus plan
switch sections
v. · B2 · L2to move between teaching groups offered for the same academic course
syllabus
n. · B2 · L2a document outlining the content, organization, and requirements of a course
take-home
adj. · B2 · L2designed to be completed away from a supervised classroom session
term paper
n. · B2 · L2a substantial written assignment prepared for an academic course during a term
tournament
n. · B2 · L2an organized competition in which players or teams take part in a series of games
transfer student
n. · B2 · L2a student who moves from one educational institution to another
trimester
n. · B2 · L2One of three teaching periods into which an institution divides its academic year.
tutorial
n. · B2 · L2a teaching meeting giving individual students or a small group focused guidance
vacancy
n. · B2 · L2an available room, apartment, or other place where someone can live
withdrawal
n. · B2 · L2The formal act of leaving a course or program after enrollment.
work-study program
n. · B2 · L2a financial aid program that allows students to earn money through part-time work
active learning
n. · B2 · L2Learning that involves students in thinking, discussing, or solving problems rather than only receiving information.
comprehension
n. · B2 · L2Understanding the meaning of information that is read or heard.
core curriculum
n. · B2 · L2The central set of courses or subjects that all students in a specified program must study.