1. 大专：他的女儿虽然在大专(junior college )毕业后不得不休学以养家糊口,但她依然下定决心去读大学. 拉贾拉姆(Rajaram)没有大的梦想,并表示他将继续窝在他的土地上. 他的女儿将结婚并离开. 也许他的儿子将读成大学找到工作. 但是,出生于麦敢特(Melghat ,
2. 专科学校：学位由社区学院 (community college)、二年制专科学校 (junior college) 或某些具有学士学位颁授资格的学院和大学,颁授给完成了副学士学位课程的学生,该课程等同于四年制大学的首两年课程.
3. 专科：不少独立学院(college)、技职专科(junior college)在师资不够完备及属性定位不清的情况下,成为政策仓促、审核不周下成功改制大学的受惠对象,加上社会始终存有报读名校的潮流迷思,纵使获得升格大学的核定,改制后的大学却未普遍获得学生、家长的实质认同.
4. junior college：juco; 就读二年制大学
1. In 2007 and 2008 Chen met teachers leading student field trips to the cemetery, one from a nearby junior school and the other from a local college.
2. Applicants for the kindergarten positions should hold junior college degrees or higher and then receive four months of training to obtain an education certification.
3. Isner went into the US college ranks instead of the junior circuit, staying for a senior year to lead Georgia to a US team title.
4. Webster said the junior team has five players getting interest from Division I American college teams.
5. Four of them confer bachelor degrees and the others are only junior college degrees.
6. A junior college graduate from an ordinary private college is now on the Microsoft staff roll.
7. He suggests young college students apply for internships during their sophomore or junior years and try to find their vocational interests before job seeking.
8. Chinese law requires anyone wanting to open a university to first operate a junior college.
9. He played at a junior college before becoming a standout at Alabama.
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10. They also need junior college degrees, and must speak fluent English.
noun
1. a college that offers only the first two years terminating in an associate degree