Students go to school for 13 years of their life and thinking about what it's going to be like in the “real world.” Most kids want to go to college to study for a particular degree for their real life or want to go for the joy in it but what most kids need is a break. Kids are required to be in high school for specific amount of time each day and every day of the week so by providing time off before college it can give students financial benefits, time benefits and choice benefits.
By allowing students to wait before they go to college could be a bonus in the long run because during this time a student could get a job and work to put money towards the college fees. Financially students could save for college expenses and save for future expenses like a house or a car.Students would better finances and won't be as stressed when going into debt because they would have already had some of it worked off.
In high school students are told to find what they want to do and pursue that career or interest they have, but ultimately they are still undecided by the freedom of choice and not being told what. So by waiting a year they may discover a job that they had no idea that it existed and may end up going in a completely different direction then what they thought they were
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Students have some classes that come more easily to them so that would be considered the straight aways and some other classes are barely passing because the turn wasn't taken with the right knowledge about it. The only thing that students think about now is that they have one more lap or one more day then they try to get through it as fast as they can without thinking whats next. What happens when they wake a relize that they haven't done anything to expand their knowledge so by allowing time after high school they can get themselves and their thoughts organized so that when they attend college it will a thing to take in or soak up to
This gives lower-income students the opportunity to attend school and remove the burden of student loans and having to be a full time student as well as a full time employee. This accessibility may encourage students to continue their studies as many may leave prematurely as they believe they will not have the chance to go to university.
As you just graduated from middle school, it is time to realize you are not studying basic things anymore. The start of your freshman year is approaching. You are now becoming more mature and older and now you are about to reach another level. The start of freshman year is quite nerve-racking.. The start of my high school career was very exciting, however, I was very nervous. I had a small circle of friends and I also had upperclassmen friends who had my teachers as their own in the past and were able to help me get to know the teachers techniques very well. Joining clubs and being a part of extracurricular activities helped me get comfortable with people easier and allowed me to be myself more quick. Being a senior in high school currently, I am taking everything much more seriously and studying harder for not only school quizzes and tests, also I am preparing myself for ACT’s and SAT’s I must take to get into college. For all the incoming freshmen reading this, here is a letter to help you stay focused and getting involved.
School, a routine that I have to complete, every day, five days a week. Each one of those days I carry my bag, my purple and pink diamond patterned backpack to store everything from the most insignificant items like tissues and gum to the important ones like pencils and books. All these things I carry, help get me through high school and to reach one of my next goals of going to college. My folders, stuffed to the brim, shredded, ripped, that have papers falling out of all sides, hold all my important notes and assignments that need to be saved to study for finals. My extra daily contacts, located in the mid sized pocket of my bag, with prescription -3.50 and -4.25, that are ready to replace any that fall out, so I can read the board and store
There are many reasons why I want to be in the Teams program and many things I want to accomplish in high school. I want to try to push myself, I want to challenge myself and do things that may be out of my comfort zone and I think that teams will give me the perfect opportunity to do that. I think that it will be interesting to see how far I can go in my studies. I think it will be amazing see how many more new things I can learn in Mathematics, Science, and Computer Science. I am particularly excited to see all the new things I will learn in math. I believe that if I don't try I won't be able to succeed and that's why I want to push my self.
Throughout my high school career I have been involved in numerous extra-curricular activities. I have had the opportunity to meet brilliant, well-rounded staff, faculty, and students. All of these people have had a massive impact on my life. As a freshman I did not have a passion for any career field and felt indifferent about college. As a senior, I have learned about who I am and what I can do for others. I learned that I have a passion for helping children excel as both athletes and students. I learned that I love working with computers. I found out how much I love being on a team and participating in sports. As a senior at GNBVT, I’ve gained important life skills that will help me peruse whatever passion I chose.
I have been thinking about high school since was young. I thought it was so far away and now I am ready to graduate middle school and go to high school. This got me thinking about college. I realize that I need to find a high school that will help me succeed and reach my goal of going to college. I need a program that will help me find new things that will interest me. As an 8th grader getting ready to go into high school I was looking at applications and, I came across Lake View High School and I was intrigued. As I read on I was satisfied with what I read because I know that this program will help me succeed in high school and college. Knowing that, I really want to be a part of this school.
People these days should take the gap year because it lets them have the time to find out the person that they want to be in life. Today most students are taking the path of having a gap year because they are very stressed throughout high school and just need a break from school for a little while. Some students have no motivation or clue what they want to do in college so by having this gap year it gives them the time to explore and find out what interest them. This will give them a better idea of what they want to major in and eventually have a job in as well. Some would say that going to college right after high school could make life a lot less problematic; however, students should choose to take a gap year to have the most favorable outcomes after high school.
Even though "Everyone has the capacity to succeed at college and benefit from what it has to offer.” (Corbis, 2011), some people have the opportunity to go to college right after high school, although others have to wait one or additional years due to other reasons. When People finish high school it really just depends on if they got a scholarship and so this makes them makes them wait for college or go right after high school. There is furthermore the purpose perhaps a person had accountable that had to look into first before college. For instance, becoming a mother or father at a young
I have been in avid ever since middle , i know that eop is similar to avid in the sense that they help you sort of like how avid does in high school. it would be an honor if i could get into eop so my college life can be less hectic and more balanced similar to how it is right now with avid. I am currently trying to decide wether or not to major in computer science or major in nursing, so hopefully in the next couple of months i can decide on what to major in so i can switch my focus on school that specialize in either nursing or computer science. I never knew that a program like this existed in college, i thought that avid was the only help you would ever get when it comes to getting into college. When my avid instructor , Mr.Adams , had a
I attend a relatively small, private, Catholic high school in northern New Jersey called Don Bosco Prep. I am involved in a variety of activities including sports, music, and various clubs and organizations. My school encouraged me to grow academically, socially, culturally, and spiritually. Our school motto is “empowering young men for life”. I feel that my school has given me the tools to be an engaged student. The school promotes a brotherhood which has benefitted me personally. Whether a friendship forged from a study group or one formed with a teammate, each friendship brings different experiences to my life for which I am grateful.
The cost of college tuition is often seen as the drawback that causes high-school graduates to choose not to enroll into higher education. This is highly unfortunate because college education is worth the cost. The cost may be unappealing, but there is assistance for the tuition fees, for example, financial aid and student loans. It is worth the cost for high-school graduates to go to college for the reasons that it will allow for these young adults to gain an abiding profession that can support them for the rest of their working lives after college, it will also provide them with greater salaries than one would have with just a high-school diploma, and ultimately it creates happy, knowledgeable, and healthy people.
When I was younger, I was the one who silently hoped to have homework, praying the instructor would hand out more worksheets or assign another chapter. And then, when the teacher exclaimed ‘No homework!’, my shoulders slumped as the other kids cheered and fist pumped the air, as 9 year olds sporadically do. Because of this, I thought I was the misfit who enjoyed homework, but now looking back now, I realized that I just liked having things to accomplish. My brain is constantly engaged in something, and homework was another source to infuse my attention into. Television bored me half to death and sure, playing outside was entertaining, but I was limited to the backyard; the space not big enough to fulfill my curiosity and acquire the knowledge I desired.
“ The best career advice given to the young is: Find out what you like doing best and get someone to pay you for doing it” was said by Katherine Whitehorn. As a child in elementary school I was expected to know what I wanted to be. But as a people pleaser I “choose” to go with the career I knew my parents would approve of and wanted from me. A lawyer. At the time I thought it was what I wanted as well because I loved to prove people wrong and to argue.
My point is very important if Freshmen want to do things in high school. They really need to pay attention to what they are doing and make sure that they do their homework and get good grades. Because even their grades from 8th grade can also influence if they can play a sport or not in high school. So they need to make sure that they pass those exams that their teacher may assign and do their homework. When I was in Junior High my teachers always told us that we needed to do our homework and study for our test. But I never knew the reason why until I came to High School, Even some of my teacher gave us Exam’s to take at the end of the school year so we knew how it felt to take exams. It was pretty hard but it got me ready to come here. So
There are many benefical reasons to why many high school students might wait a year before attending college. Many students might have distractions should as parental problems. Others might lack the