Academic category of abbreviations

Chief financial officer (CFO)

Chief information officer

Chief Operating Officer (COO)

CTO Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

Certified Public Accountant

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Mpa (Master of Public Administration) CET (College English Test) College English Test.

GRE (Graduate Entrance Examination) American Graduate Entrance Examination

PETS (Public English Test System) SAT (Academic Proficiency Test) Academic Proficiency Test (that is, the American exam for high school students who want to enter universities).

Example: Well-known universities admit new students according to SAT scores and all-round development of personality.

Grade point average (total average academic performance)

His average score is always at the top of the class.

GED (general equivalent diploma); General equivalent diploma (students who have not graduated from high school can get a high school diploma if they take GED and pass it)

If he passes the ged exam, he will get a high school diploma.

AP (advanced placement) high school students don't need to take AP courses if they pass the exam.

His son took some AP courses in high school.

GMAT (Graduate Management Entrance Examination) is an entrance examination for American MBA students.

Example: In order to enter the MBA program, you need to get high marks in GMAT.

LSAT (Law School Entrance Examination) is an entrance examination for American law school students.

He did well in the law school entrance exam. He did well in the LSAT exam.

Mcat (Medical College Entrance Examination) is an examination for medical students in the United States.

Do you think he will get good grades in mcat?

GRE (Postgraduate Achievement Test) This is the general postgraduate entrance examination for American university research institutes.

For example, most American graduate schools require GRE scores. (GRE scores are required by most research institutes in the United States)

TOEFL (English as a Foreign Language Test) Foreign students want to take the English proficiency test in American universities (the so-called TOEFL test).

Almost all China University graduates must take the TOEFL if they want to go to the United States for further study. Almost all China university graduates will take the TOEFL if they want to get a higher degree in the United States. )

CLEP (College Level Examination Program) Anyone with knowledge and expertise can take this exam, and once they pass it, they can get college credits.

As long as you pass CLEP, you can get college credits. As long as you pass CLEP, you can get college credits. )

(Note: Foreigners generally only refer to "universities" as colleges, not universities)

ESOL (English for speakers of other languages) This is a special English course for new immigrants or foreign students in the United States. Also known as ESL (English as a second language)

Many American campuses offer ESOL courses for foreign students. Many American campuses offer ESOL courses for foreign students. )