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    College Life

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    Jon Wilson Mr. Bushnell English 102 April 17‚ 2013 College Decisions: Dorms vs. Apartments When senior year of high school rolls around the students are confronted with decisions that will affect the rest of their life. Once they have finally decided what school they want to attend‚ and get accepted they have more decisions to make that may have never crossed their mind before. What seems to be the biggest is if you are going to live in the school dorms‚ or apartments on and around campus

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    College Comparison Essay Choosing a College or University is very hard to do‚ especially when each one is different. We as students need to decide what we want and are looking for in a college/ university. I believe that there is one right university for me out there‚ but I have to look very hard. When looking for a college/ university I have to know what I want to major in‚ and do for the rest of my life. While I was looking for my two colleges I went by a list of items and narrowed my picks down

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    However‚ after World War II‚ the GI Bill provided tuition as well as living stipends‚ among other components‚ for any veteran who had served in the United States armed forces for ninety days or more after September 16‚ 1940 (Reagan “Roosevelt Signs”). This made higher education accessible to a wide variety of people. Veterans recognized the importance of college education and‚ as a result‚ the number of veterans who took advantage of the educational benefits

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    Politicians are often heard saying that tuition at state universities should be kept low "to make education equally accessible to all residents of the state‚ regardless of income." 1. Assuming that state funding for the universities is held constant‚ describe the conditions that will prevail if tuition is held below equilibrium price. Provide one (1) example to support your response. Equilibrium is a state of rest‚ balance‚ a position which‚ if attained it will be maintained. As such‚ if an equilibrium

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    Dream College

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    attended this college‚ and I would like to carry on this tradition. The University of California‚ Berkeley also known as UC Berkeley‚ Berkeley‚ California‚ was built in 1868 in Berkley California east of San Francisco Bay. The university has a total undergraduate of 25‚885‚ and the campus size is 1‚232 acres. Tuition and fees are $11‚767 and out-of-state tuition and fees are $34‚645. University of California Berkeley’s is currently ranked in the 2013 Best Colleges rankings. Every college has their

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    cleared. The lump sum of money that I put up front before attending college was well over three thousand dollars. As I put up the lump sum of money it felt good because I will be attending college however‚ it was a little painful because just about all my hard earned money has been spent on tuition for Virginia Union University for only one year. In four months‚ I will be paying thirteen-thousand dollars for my first semester in college. In four months‚ I expect to look confident‚ happy‚ appeasing‚

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    For-Profit Colleges

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    You ever watch television and see the commercials for colleges and hear the people say “this college changed my life” or hear that the school has classes for the major your interested in. Then you get the urge to go back to school and you see that there’s not much requirements to get into these schools as long as you have money for tuition. Those are what you call for-profit schools. Now the question is are these schools actually good for you? Can they help you in the long run or just give you classes

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    blueprints that are plans to shelter thousands of unaware people. Teachers that plan to be successful during the school year plan out each concept to effectively teach their students. In order for me to be successful in life‚ I have to plan my future as a college student to a worker in whatever the career of my choosing. I want to be involved in business and computer technology industry. Throughout my life‚ my dad‚ a database administrator‚ kept me around computers all my life and I learned naturally through

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    Four Year Colleges vs. Community Colleges Breakthrough Collaborative Five Year Goal: 85% of students enter four year colleges or universities. Why does Breakthrough emphasize four year colleges and universities? Should Breakthrough programs steer students to use community colleges as “stepping stones” toward bachelor’s degrees? Would community colleges be cheaper for students? Does it matter where students start their post‐secondary educations‚ as long as they end up with bachelor’s degrees

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    College Preparedness

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    and awareness necessary to succeed in college and beyond. Improving postsecondary success for all our citizens‚ but most urgently for low-income and minority students‚ is vital to our nation’s economic and social health‚ and global competitiveness. Yet‚ college remediation and completion rates suggest that many students leave high school without the skills and knowledge required to succeed in postsecondary education. (media.collegeboard.com/Feb.26‚2013) College today means much more than just pursuing

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