25 VOCABULARY TERMS MATTHEW MOORE 1.

Enrollment: Signing up formally: the official act or process of entering your own or somebody else's name on a register or membership list 2. Job application: an application for a job 3. Scholarship: financial help for student: a sum of money awarded to a student to help with living expenses, study, or travel 4. Money: a medium of exchange issued by a government or other public authority in the form of coins of gold, silver, or other metal, or paper bills, used as the measure of the value of goods and services. 5. Success: achievement of intention: the achievement of something planned or attempted 6. Productivity: ability to produce: the ability to be productive 7. Efficient: well organized: performing tasks in an organized and capable way 8. Decision making: the cognitive process of reaching a decision 9. Logical thinking: to carefully analyze and assess your thoughts 10. Prosperous: financially successful: successful and flourishing, especially earning or producing great wealth 11. Thriving: do well: to be successful and often profitable 12. College: institution of higher learning: an institution of higher learning that provides education to undergraduates and awards bachelor's and sometimes master's degrees 13. Engineering: application of science to designing things: the application of science in the design, planning, construction, and maintenance of buildings, machines, and other manufactured things 14. Degree: educational title: a title awarded by a university or college following successful completion of a course of study or period of research, or a similar title granted as an honor 15. Associates degree: two-year college degree 16. Bachelors degree: 4 year college degree 17. Masters degree: 6 year college degree 18. Doctoral degree: the highest academic degree in any field of knowledge 19. Design: create detailed plan of something: to make a detailed plan of the form or structure of something, emphasizing features such as its appearance, convenience, and efficient functioning 20. Science: study of physical world: the study of the physical and natural world and phenomena, especially by using systematic observation and experiment 21. Mathematics: study of relationships using numbers: the study of the relationships among numbers, shapes, and quantities. It uses signs, symbols, and proofs and includes arithmetic, algebra, calculus, geometry, and trigonometry 22. Visual arts: painting and sculpture: arts that are perceived by sight 23. Career: long-term or lifelong job: a job or occupation regarded as a long-term or lifelong activity 24. Personal traits: somebody's set of characteristics 25. Course: a program of study or training, especially one that leads to a degree or certificate from an educational institution