C2 Level Wordlist - Education

Here you will learn all the essential words for talking about Education, collected specifically for level C2 learners.

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sorority [noun]

a social club for female students in a university or college, especially in the US and Canada

Ex: Membership in a sorority can create lifelong bonds and connections with other women who share similar values and interests .

fraternity [noun]

a social club for male students in a university or college, especially in the US and Canada

Ex: Members of the fraternity often lived together in a shared house near campus .

alumnus [noun]

a person, particularly a male one, who is a former student of a college, university, or school

Ex: The alumni association organizes networking opportunities and social events to keep alumnus connected with their alma mater .

alumna [noun]

a former female student or pupil of a school, university, or college

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commencement [noun]

a formal ceremony marking the completion of an academic program, typically involving the awarding of diplomas or degrees to students who have successfully completed their studies

Ex: The commencement stage was adorned with flowers and banners , creating a festive atmosphere for the graduating students .

dean [noun]

the head of a faculty or a department of studies in a university

Ex: Under the leadership of the dean , the department has implemented several new initiatives to enhance student learning and research opportunities .

grade point average [noun]

a number indicating how well a student is doing in the US education system

Ex: Maintaining a high grade point average is important for students applying to competitive graduate programs or scholarships .

exeat [noun]

a formal permission to be absent, especially from a school or other institution

Ex: The parents signed their child 's exeat form , indicating approval for them to attend a special event off campus .

valedictorian [noun]

an elite student with the highest grade throughout school that gets chosen to give a speech at their graduation ceremony

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demerit [noun]

a point against someone for a fault or wrongdoing, often used in educational or disciplinary contexts

Ex: Talking during a test resulted in demerits for several students in the examination hall .

colloquium [noun]

a formal and academic conference or seminar

Ex: The colloquium served as a platform for scholars to exchange ideas and engage in interdisciplinary dialogue .

crib [noun]

a translation or paraphrase of a literary work, often used for study or reference

Ex: The literature professor encouraged students to create cribs as study aids for challenging texts .

practicum [noun]

a supervised practical experience or training period, often part of an academic course, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings

Ex: Participants in the counseling program are required to complete a practicum under the supervision of licensed professionals .

bursary [noun]

a financial grant or scholarship typically awarded to support a student's education

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matriculation [noun]

the formal enrollment process at a university or college

Ex: I completed my matriculation last week .

monograph [noun]

a detailed written account of a particular subject, usually in the format of a short book

Ex: Dr. Smith published a monograph on the history of ancient civilizations , which has become a seminal work in the field .

conservatory [noun]

a school or college that people attend to for studying music, theater, or some other form of art

Ex: The conservatory 's curriculum emphasized not only technical proficiency but also creativity and artistic expression , fostering a well-rounded education for aspiring performers .

didactics [noun]

the practice of teaching and its methods

Ex: Didactics involves planning effective lessons .

to flunk [verb]

to fail in reaching the required standard to succeed in a test, course of study, etc.

Ex: Without proper preparation , it 's easy to flunk a challenging subject in school .

to invigilate [verb]

to monitor, especially during an examination, to ensure that rules are followed and cheating is prevented

Ex: The strict professor invigilated the quiz , closely observing students to prevent any unauthorized assistance .

to ditch [verb]

to deliberately absent oneself from a class or school activity without permission

Ex: The students regularly ditched their first-period class to avoid a particularly challenging subject .

interdisciplinary [adjective]

involving or combining multiple academic disciplines or fields of study

Ex: The conference brought together scholars from various disciplines for an interdisciplinary discussion on artificial intelligence .

didactic [adjective]

aiming to teach a moral lesson

Ex: Some critics argue that the film 's message was too didactic , overshadowing its artistic merits .

C2 Level Wordlist
Size and Magnitude	Weight and Stability	Quantity	Intensity
Pace	Shapes	Importance and Essentiality	Commonness and Uniqueness
Difficulty and Challenge	Price and Luxuriousness	Quality	Success and Wealth
Failure and Poverty	Body Shape	Age and Appearance	Comprehension and Intelligence
Personal Traits	Emotional States	Trigerring Emotions	Feelings
Relationship Dynamics and Connections	Social and Moral Behaviors	Tastes and Smells	Sounds
Textures	Thoughts and Decisions	Complaint and Criticism	Harmony and Discord
Communication and Discussion	Body Language and Emotional Actions	Order and Permission	Advice and Influence
Honor and Admiration	Request and Answer	Attempt and Prevention	Changing and Forming
Movements	Preparing Food	Food and Drinks	Natural Environment
Animals	Weather and Temperature	Disaster and Pollution	Work Environment
Occupations	Accommodation	Transportation	Tourism and Migration
Hobbies and Routines	Sports	Arts	Cinema and Theater
Literature	Music	Clothes and Fashion	Architecture
History	Culture and Custom	Society	Religion
Philosophy	Linguistics	Politics	Law
Crime	Punishment	War and Army	Government
Education	Media	Technology and Internet	Marketing and Advertisement
Shopping	Business and Management	Finance	Scientific Fields and Studies
Medicine	Health Condition	Recovery and Treatment	Human Body
Psychology	Biology	Chemistry	Physics
Astronomy	Mathematics	Geology	Engineering
Measurement