An educational course planning document is called?

• A. Academic Plan
• B. Career Plan
• C. Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
• D. Bachelor's Degree

Answer: (A)

When you organize what classes you’ll take to complete a program, the document that maps out each semester’s courses, required classes, electives, and the sequence you should follow is called an academic plan. It helps ensure you meet all degree requirements, finish on time, and keep prerequisites in order so you can progress smoothly through your program.

A career plan, in contrast, focuses on goals after education and the steps to reach them. Continuing Education Units are credits earned for ongoing professional development, not a planning document. A Bachelor’s Degree is the credential you earn after completing the program, not the plan itself. Some schools may use terms like degree plan or curriculum map, but the established label for the course-by-course planning document is academic plan.