It is important to choose a university or college as early as possible because you will have a idea where you want to go to be prepared after high school. It is important to know what you want to do and what you want to do after high school as early to save the stress and have a mind set on what to do. The steps to choosing a university or college is fairly simple you just have to consider your options. There are 10 best steps to take but I have chosen the best 4 steps. One of the steps that I thought was one of the best was according to Katy Hopskins “Rank your priorities: List of Pros and Con”, you must consider the pros and cons of the university/college and decide your priorities. The following step is “Compare Financial Aid Packages” which is to look at the different packages to make it much more affordable and have to owe less after college and won't be stuck in debt. The third step is “Delve Into The Department” and that is to look at what the college is great at and if that school excels in what you're majoring or what you want to do if possible. The final step is “Don't Procrastinate” and this step is self explanatory but this step is to dont procrastinate and dont wait until the last second to do everything. Decide what you want to do because you won't be able to think as clear as if you had thought about it a year ago and given you time to think about your options so its important to give yourself time to think and do things.
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There was many reasons why I decide to attend college. I am extremely tired of applying for distinctive positions and being rejected for not having a degree. I'm a supervisor now over thirty employees when I see different positions opening in management or higher position. I apply on behalf of the job, gain being interviewed for my experience. Nevertheless, not having a college degree really afflicts me. As a result, I decided to attend college and further my education.
Selecting a university is an important thing to do during and after high school, so this is a step to a whole new life. After this you’ll go on a journey into learning new things and discovering new ways to simple things life and also meet new people.
It is important to choose a university/college because choosing the right one can help me get the job I want. It would prepare me for the skill and knowledge for the job. The first step I would use to picking a college is going over the ones available as said by Katy Hopkins, “As you weigh several appealing options, think back to why you applied to each…” (1). You also would need to check if you like the university with “...an extended list of pros and cons…” (Katy Hopkins 1).
One of the first things to consider when considering a secondary education is the college one may wish to attend. The article “How to Make College Worth the Cost” offers some advice, “Finding a good college fit can be tricky, because you’re looking for a school that meets all or most of your needs (like the location, majors, and extracurricular activities you want) while also remaining affordable,” lots of consideration and thought needs to be put in when choosing a college (CollegeXpress 5). An individual has numerous amounts of options when deciding on a college and it is crucial that it fits all of the needs the person wishes to have. Prospective students have to keep in mind that even though a college may be more expensive does not mean it is a better college. Students are easily able to attend a community college before attending a major four year university to help with costs. There are also thousands of scholarships that one could take advantage of in order to help pay for college tuition. It is also suggested that “prospective students must give careful consideration to selecting the institution itself, the major to follow, and the eventual occupation to pursue,” in order to ensure a successful future (Oreopoulos and Petronijevic 41). The importance in selecting the institution comes from selecting the best college for the individual themselves, making sure that the institution has the degree program they want to pursue and is affordable. It is also important to take in consideration what major to follow because some can find themselves with a major that does not offer many careers with the degree. This could leave the individual with a job with the required education equivalent to one with only a high school diploma making the degree worthless. Choosing a major with a high demand job market is the best route to go as one can
Next the location is also something to consider when selecting a college. Those that don’t like to be far from home would really be a problem. Even if you want to stay home you could just attend a community college so that you could take classes in go back home. When dealing with location you have to adjust to the surrounding areas. Not just to the campus area the entire environment matters at that point. Figure out what the school may have to offer on the campus and other places that college student may attend. Although make sure it’s a place you wouldn’t be miserable. Think about would it be a good place you will enjoy to
The first step is to pick a college you're most comfortable with what college you want then check how far it is how much it will cost and if your are well suited for that college if you're not then chose a different college if yes then go for it.
The movie I have chosen is The Book of Eli. This was a highly rated movie and made 157.1 million at the box office and won an award called the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture. The movie is about a man named Eli played by Denzel Washington, we watch as Eli journeys across a waste land as a lone wolf. While watching the movie we see Eli walk across a ruined landscape. One review named Roger Ebert a well-known American film critic who passed away in 2013 states “It grips your attention, and then the end throws in several WTF! Moments, which are a bonus. They make everything in the entire movie impossible and incomprehensible—but, hey, WTF.” One thing comes to mind when I watched the movie The Book of Eli after reading The War of the
It’s not about choosing a college or university, it’s important to at least go to one to make something better of yourself and be something in life.The steps in think in my opinion are like asking questions to counselors or someone who knows about college and not just you that should ask your parents, according to Katy Hopkins,”Go back to school: Students and parents should have unanswered questions by the time they send their deposit to a school ”(2). When you already have an idea on what you want to be and you are already trying to find a college\university just follow the step that Hopkins said,” Delve into the departments: Students and parents may look to college rankings to help make a decision”(2). these
There are many reasons why people choose the college that they attend, but is a two year college better than a four year college? This is the question Liz Addison answers in her chapter "Two Years Better Than Four" (Pg. 255-58). Addison was enrolled in Virginia Community College, Southern Maine Community College, and Royal Veterinary College. She has two degrees; her first degree in biology and the second degree is from Royal Veterinary College and is now a veterinarian in Virginia.
First things first you have to narrow down your college choice list and pick your top five. Once you've done this, go ahead and apply. Applying for college isn't easy. In my experience, there is a lot of anxiety and pressure when it comes to college applications. A few minor tips to avoid the pressure are: to get things done early, have someone older (probably someone currently in college) proofread your applications, and try to avoid paying to send out ACT and SAT scores by having your top five picked out by junior year. If you do your college applications early you will avoid more than just pressure and anxiety. You will also avoid most of the fees, many of the essays and papers, and also the wait for your decision. Most schools
Pursing a higher education tends to be a very common choice for most people today. When one decides that they are going to attend college, there are a lot of decisions that he/she will need to make. With that being said, there is also a lot to take into consideration. The first thing that a college student needs to determine is whether they will be attending community college for the first two years, or a university. Some important factors to consider when deciding to start at a community college or a university are: the quality of the education, the likelihood to graduate with a bachelor’s degree, and the cost of tuition.
The four marks of the Church describe the basic spiritual portion of the church and include the church to be one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. The Church didn’t simply develop these traits, but instead has these traits adopted from how Christ acted and how he was when he came down to Earth. The qualities of one, holy, catholic and apostolic “are qualities that Jesus Christ shares with his Church through the Holy Spirit.” The four marks of the Church were not immediately established into the Church however, and were established in 381, during the First Council of Constantinople. The council was brought together from the problem of them not being united throughout the Church.
The first and most important step to choosing a university/college, according to Katy Hopkins is to “focus on your endgame.”(1). It’s best to have a good idea, if not a hazy idea of where you want to be in the next few years. This will assist you in better deciding what college will help you succeed and play to your own strengths. The next step would be to compare and contrast any and all viable financial aid
What do your friends and you think of when someone brings up Community College? Some of you might sit in here thinking that it’s so stupid and you’re not going to go anywhere if you go to a community college. The other people in here might think that’s the only way you are going to get into any college. Others haven’t decided on where you want to go and it really just depends on where you are getting an offer to. Some things that everybody in here needs to consider when you are picking a college and it doesn’t matter what kind of college it is. You will need to consider when you are choosing a college such as how far do you want to be away from home, would you be willing to live with someone you don’t know, and also are you 100% committed
Over the years, technological advances have afforded all of us great opportunities and have granted us access to certain things that we otherwise wouldn't have had. One of the most popular forms of technology that is used worldwide is the use of cell phones. Although they are very useful, the creation and development of cell phones have been both a gift and a curse. Having a cell phone in class can be beneficial for the student when it comes to urgent communicating. Cell phones provide a swift way to reach out to a person if a problem occurred in someone's family. However, the downside of having a cell phone in class is that it causes many distractions for the student, classmates, and the teacher. The usage of cell phones is creating a