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    Welcome to the Rasmussen College Experience Course (CEC)! Your next step in becoming a student at Rasmussen College is to complete the Rasmussen College Experience Course (CEC). You must complete the CEC within the five-day timeframe you selected and registered for upon applying to Rasmussen College‚ and you must score 80% in the CEC to enroll in your degree program courses. Your CEC will begin on 09/27/11 and end on 10/01/2011 You should plan to devote at least one hour per day to complete the CEC

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    Have you ever put something off? Thinking “Oh‚ i’ll just do it tomorrow?” Have you ever thought you were showing signs of a mental disorder by doing that? You’ve probably haven’t. Actions such as putting off your task until the next morning would be called procrastination. The definition of procrastination is the act of delaying or postponing something for another time. Procrastination can be either putting off work for something else that the person believes is more important or just to do something

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    drugs such as cocaine. Strangely enough‚ many college students and people around the world consume stimulants on a regular basis in their tea and coffee drinks. Caffeine is known to be one of the most used stimulant drugs by people worldwide. Whether it is because of procrastination or a dense workload‚ students are often left with the feeling that there are not enough hours in the day to complete all their tasks and responsibilities. It is common for students to turn to coffee to stay awake and responsive

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    the ‘Typical’ College Student” by Tressie McMillan Cottom. A writer for Slate and PhD candidate in sociology at Emory College. Tressie argues that higher education reforms should reflect nontraditional students more because they are older with more responsibilities and obligations. The article is discussing Obama’s affordability plan and how it is not beneficial to most students attending college. A nontraditional college student is typically a student who is older and attending college years after

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    Comparison to the Average College Student Data First and foremost‚ I was very interested in how many similarities and differences that there was between myself and the average college student. I found the similarities interesting because I do not feel that I spend my time evenly in each area‚ like I assumed the average college student did. I was most proud of myself in the sleeping category‚ seeing that I get‚ on average‚ 0.6 hours more sleep than the average college student. I think that my strict

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    College Student Behavior

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    College Student Behavior Every year there are statistics published stating the percentages of college students that fail or drop out of college. Research shows many different explanations as to why these events occur. During the first year of college a student may move away from home‚ takes on a significantly larger amount of school work‚ and all while trying to manage a social life and possibly a job as well. For some people this is a time where they will be facing more all at once than they ever

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    cheating college students

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    amount of college students being caught cheating all believe they have a reasonable explanation as to why they choose to do so. Even though there are no real reasons to justify it‚ some college students find the urge to cheat on tests as well as homework. Every college student has a life outside of school‚ yet some students take a short cut by cheating‚ while other students work hard to get the grades they deserve. However‚ is there really any logical reason as to why a college student should cheat

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    While being a first-generation college student can be incredibly difficult leaving you with a feeling that no one understands what you’re going through‚ there is one trait that comes to mind when I think about what it takes to succeed as a student. A successful college student has to exemplify determination. Being able to push through the obstacles in each course and throughout every aspect of your life is what can make or break a college education. I work part time in order to fund my education

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    Student Debt in College

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    1 name Professor English date To Debt or Not to Debt: Why College is Worth the Investment When most people think about college they generally have the same mind set. You are taught from a young age that college is the only way to go but is that true? With recent tuition risings and the “American dream” seeming to vanish‚ college doesn’t seem to be worth its value anymore. Others believe that its college or you will be working at a fast food joint for the rest of your life. Most people in-between

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    Returning College Students When high school is over‚ many students choose to work full time or start college right away. Those students‚ who choose to go to start college sooner‚ makes the right choice because they want to get a career started as soonest possible. Seventy-five percent of students from high school decided to start college late. A long absence of no school causes no motivation for a college education. Another cause‚ they can have a hard time being surrounded with younger students. They

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