ITT-TECH COLLEGE STRESS MS. SKINNER ADANZLA FRANKLIN 8/5/2013 First semester college students battle stress‚ depression‚ and anxiety caused by the transition from high school to college. Adaptation alone is a stressful series of occurring events‚ and adapting to their new surrounding environment; an individual must manage problems‚ challenges‚ and demands in his or her daily life (Dyson 2). The transition from high school to a major university is portrayed as the process of growing
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Attending college after high school will expand any student’s knowledge‚ it is a time of self -discovery and transition into adulthood. Attending college may be an easy or difficult decision. Choosing the right school or the school that is right for the students’ needs is an important decision to make. Whether attending a four-year university far from home or a community college‚ the main goal of college is to provide an education that is used to join the ranks of the working world. There will
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have a successful team you need a mix of those two‚ instead of on fully one or the other. Playing together will make the team more successful. Physical differences become a key factor in how successful a player can be. “A 135-pound girl who wants to play high school football could easily be up against a 250-pound opponent...and that size difference matters. But in soccer‚ a 135-pound girl might not be at as much of a disadvantage.” (Sportssignup.com) The only reason I have found for not having co-ed
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The transition to college from high school can be incredibly overwhelming for a lot of students. Students can struggle with a wide variety of things ranging from being homesick to managing time. I was like the majority of students; I too struggled in some aspects of adjusting to college. The hardest part of entering college level classes was learning how to study. In high school I was lucky enough to never have to study and be able to receive an A in the course. Being in the mindset that “Oh‚ I never
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High school life and college life are like salt and sugar. They look alike but‚ in fact‚ they totally differ in taste. First‚ we obtain different information and knowledge. In high school‚ we are instructed with every aspect of knowledge and concentrate mostly on textbooks; while in college we specialize in a certain subject and should not to confine ourselves to the knowledge on the textbooks. We are supposed to broaden our knowledge by different channels¡Xsuch as doing researches and brainstorming
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describe the quality of your high school’s educational resources (such as teachers‚ counselors‚ assistance with course selection and college admission planning‚ books‚ facilities‚ size and location)? Faculty often discouraged students to have curriculum that they deem to competitive. Red Bluff High is the only local public school in the area. The teacher to student ratio is about a 30 students to one teacher. Too many of the students are dropping out well before high school graduation. As students
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High School vs. College On the big day‚ the first day of college‚ arriving freshmen are thrown into a whole new world of experiences. It’s a day in the students were expectations of academia are forever changed. Long gone are the days of forced attendance‚ days with no homework‚ and the lovely social awkwardness that everyone remembers from one point or another in their high school career. College is more challenging academically and financially‚ but more is offered on campus for social entertainment
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SYLLABUS PIERCE COLLEGE PACE PROGRAM – History 13 – 20th-Century United States History Ticket # 4950 – Wednesday Evening 5:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. – LAUSD BEAUDRY Saturday Morning 8:00 A.M. to Noon – LUUSD BEAUDRY Spring 2012 – Instructor Dr. Jonathan M. Kolkey – E-Mail: kolkeyjm@piercecollege.edu Office Hours – Wednesday Afternoon 4:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. or by appointment Textbook: Thomas C. Reeves‚ Twentieth-Century America: A Brief History‚ latest edition Week Day Date Topics Reading Assignment: Twentieth-Century
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Differences between Lutheran Schools and Public Schools November 4‚ 2010 Differences between Lutheran Schools and Public Schools Differences between Lutheran schools and public schools can seem very drastic to people who have not personally experienced both school systems themselves. While both school systems are different‚ they both can offer a joyful experience to the student. Realizing the differences can help one to decide which school system best fits their needs. Lutheran
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an early college high school. This decision presented barriers of its own––a fifty minute commute‚ an unconventional schedule‚ an advanced workload‚ and a lack of traditional high school sports and events––but my devotion to a better education led me to overcome these barriers. This devotion to a better education within the high school setting is the same reason that I am interested in the UC system. The high school that I decided to attend is what is known as an early college high school. Students
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