Question

• includes:

◦ colleges
◦ universities
◦ vocational/ schools

• will require preparing for college if attending college

◦ sat or act

• allows students to network with in desired fields to learn more about potential career paths

colleges

• are educational institutions established to provide higher education or professional training
• can be large or small and include:

◦ offer teaching and research facilities and award a variety of bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees and doctorates
◦ offer bachelor’s degrees in liberal arts, science or both
◦ community and junior colleges offer associate degrees

• often supported by and are less expensive

Explanation:

Match each term to the blank based on context and definition:

1. The first blank groups post-secondary schools, so it fits "higher education institutions" (implied by the options, the matching term aligns with the category).
2. Vocational schools pair with "technical" as they focus on technical skills.
3. College preparation requires "entrance exams" (SAT/ACT are examples).
4. Networking for careers is with "professionals" in the field.
5. Colleges offer higher ed or "specialized" professional training.
6. Institutions with full graduate programs are "universities".
7. Schools focused on undergrad arts/science are "colleges".
8. Community colleges are often supported by "government".

Answer:

Top section (first set of boxes, top to bottom):

1. higher education institutions (implied category, matching the list)
2. technical
3. entrance exams
4. professionals

Colleges section (boxes, top to bottom):

1. specialized
2. universities
3. colleges
4. government