Презентация на тему Students and their lifestyle

a course
to submit an application to…
College Board
admission test/examination
accommodation
dormitory(dorm)/ residence

hall/ hall of residence
private apartment
academic year/ term/ days
semester
to attend lectures/ seminars
to miss lectures/ seminars
to take/ sit an examination
to fail an examination
to get good/ bad (lousy) marks
to be thrown out of

(AmE freshman)
a second year student (AmE sophomore)
a third year

student (AmE junior)
a fourth year student (AmE senior)
full-time student
part-time student
tuition fee
scholarship
to grant a scholarship
program of study/ degree program/ syllabus
degree
Bachelor (US Bachelor of Arts (B.A), Bachelor of Sciences (B.S/B.Sc.)
Master (US Master of Arts (M.A.), Master of Sciences (M.S./ M.Sc.)
Doctor (US Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
extracurricular activities

Tuition fee
4. Accommodation
5. Student’s rights, duties and responsibilities
6. Academic

year
7. Scholarships
8. Extracurricular activities
9. Degrees
10. Some quotations by students

A

student is a person who studies at college or university

Students can be enrolled for full-time or part-time courses.

Students in the UK are generally classified as first, second, third, or fourth-year students.

In the USA students are classified as "freshmen", "sophomores", "juniors", and "seniors“.

to colleges and universities is centralised and managed by

UCAS - the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service.
Students are not admitted to universities and colleges as a whole, but to particular courses of study.

In the United States of America admission is decentralized: high school students apply to four-year colleges and universities.

Students may apply to many institutions using the Common Application.

There is no limit to the number of colleges or universities to which a student may apply, though an application must be submitted for each.

charge students up to £9,000 a year for the

annual tuition costs.


Full-time and part-time students starting a course from 1 September 2012 can apply for Tuition Fee Loans to help with their tuition fees and living costs.
Maximum Tuition Fee Loans
New full-time students £9,000
New part-time students £6,750


The tuition fee in the USA can vary from $ 10000 a year for state universities to $ 35000 per annum for some private universities.

occupancy rooms for their students, usually at a cost.

Many

colleges and universities no longer use the word "dormitory" for such accommodation. In the USA staff are now using the term “residence hall” and in the UK “hall of residence“.

College and university residential rooms vary in size, shape, facilities and number of occupants.

In the USA most residence halls are much closer to campus than apartment buildings.

education often extends to concepts like:

the right to form

groups of their choosing to express their views, and receive funding for them;

the right to speak freely, assemble, and demonstrate;

the right to due process and an impartial hearing in any disciplinary matter;
the right to participate in the governance of the institution;

the right to make rules and regulations and have primary responsibility for the governance of student conduct;

the right to do as they will, so long as they harm no other.

every day
arriving in class on time
remaining quiet and on

task during class time

bringing to class all necessary materials (book, paper, pen, pencil, calculator, etc.)

taking proper care of his/her book and returning it at the end of the course
completing all assignments, including quizzes and tests
participating in all class discussions and question-and-answer sessions

getting email addresses from fellow classmates and his/her prof/teachers

which an educational institution holds classes.
A semester system

divides the academic year into two terms, roughly 16–18 weeks each.
In most countries, the academic year begins with the start of autumn and ends during the following summer.

A scholarship is an award

of financial aid for a student to further their education.
Scholarships are awarded on various criteria, which usually reflect the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award.
Scholarship money is not required to be repaid.

The most common scholarships may be classified as:
Merit-based
Need-based
Student-specific
Career-specific
College-specific
Athletic

work with others and to gain essential life skills.

The

range of extracurricular activities varies extensively, depending upon the size and type of college or university.

The most commonly found on college campuses extracurricular activities are:

Student Government
Academic and Professional Organizations
Volunteer and Service-Related Activities
Multicultural Activities

An academic degree is a

college or university diploma.

Degrees in Europe are based on the three-level hierarchy of degrees: Bachelor, Master and Doctor.

In the United States and Canada, most standard academic programs are based on the four-year bachelor's degree: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), or Bachelor of Science ( B.S./B.Sc.), and a one- or two-year master's degree (Master of Arts (M.A.), or Master of Science (M.S./M.Sc.).

is to replace an empty mind with an open

mind.

The more we study the more we discover our ignorance.

Biggest mystery of Maths is that 1000 years passed, millions of theorems were derived, millions of formulas were made but still X is unknown.

to fail but so hard to succeed?
80% of the

exam is always based on one lecture that you missed and one topic that you didn’t prepare.

Why do we sometimes write “ETC.” in exams? Because it means E (End of) T (Thinking) C (Capacity)