4. Match the words in three columns to make complete sentences.
E.g.:
1. A
register
is
g) a journal-book for attendance monitoring.
A register
|
are
chosen among the
is
appointed by
|
practical
training either at the university laboratories2,
or at enterprises, plants, factories, joint
ventures3.
|
All the
undergraduates
|
3-5
examinations each term during all 4 or 5 years of studying.
|
A group
monitor
|
the
dean’s office at the end of August – at the beginning of
September.
|
After
grad students
|
they
will get their diplomas and may start looking for a job.
|
Post-graduates
|
in
June, July and August in order to give school-leavers a chance
to apply to the university.
|
An
average4
senior
|
in
the specialty6.
|
Admissions
office
|
a
journal-book for attendance7
monitoring8.
|
Juniors
|
specialized
subjects
|
Applicants
|
he/she
worries about marks in the diploma.
|
Second-year
students (sophomores)
|
best
graduates, who did well at the university and got the honours
degree9.
|
A
first-year student
|
to
several universities at once.
|
5. Match the words from Students’ Vocabulary with their possible definitions.
E.g.:
1) applicant
h)
a
person who applies, as for a job, grant, support, etc.; candidate
applicant
|
formal
or official recording of students’ attendance and marks
|
freshman
|
a
student doing post-graduate studies
|
sophomore
|
a
pupil who assists a teacher in routine duties and controls
students’ attendance
|
junior
|
a
student in the fourth year of high school or college
|
admissions
office
|
a
college or university student who has not yet received a
bachelor's or similar degree
|
senior
|
in
European countries – the department, that works with high
school students and their families to develop a high school
career and application strategy that positions them for the
best colleges in the world
|
undergraduate
|
a
student in the third year of a U.S. high school or college
|
group
monitor
|
a
person who applies, as for a job, grant, support, etc.;
candidate
|
graduate
|
a
second-year student in a U.S. college
|
post-graduate
|
a
student in the first-year class of a high school, college, or
university
|
register
|
one
who has received an academic degree or diploma
|
