noncollegiate
- noun
- /ˌnɒn.kəˈliː.dʒi.ət/
- Jargon
- As a noncollegiate, she attended university events but was not part of any college community.
Examples
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He chose to be a noncollegiate because he preferred more independence during his studies.
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The university offers special support services for noncollegiates to help them feel included.
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She is a noncollegiate student at the university.
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Many noncollegiates attend classes with collegiate students.
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As a noncollegiate, she attended university events but was not part of any college community.
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The university offers special support services for noncollegiates to help them feel included.
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He chose to be a noncollegiate because he preferred more independence during his studies.
Surface Forms
Morphology
noncollegiate = noncollegiate (semi-transparent) = non + collegiate
The noun is a zero-derived use of the adjective noncollegiate, and the meaning is directly recoverable from non- + collegiate.
Etymology
Noncollegiate can also mean a student at a university who is not a member of any specific college, from non- 'not' and college 'school', so it names a student who is not part of a college group within the university.