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This is the first 1,000 characters of 379 words (1.52 pages) in the essay titled None Provided38 Choosing a college can be a major decision in yourlife. I say this because your choice will determine the quality of education you will be receiving as well as shape your independence. During this essay, I plan to go over factors that should be acknowledged before selecting an institution of higher education. The items should be considered are deciding between a two year and a four year school, a large or small institution, and a local opposed to The first obstacle is deciding which type of degree your after. The two degrees you have an option of pursuing are a two year (Associates) and a four year (Bachelor). By selecting a two year term you would spend less time in school with an early beginning in your occupation. This means there would be less job opportunities leading to a lower starting salary. A four year degree offers more openings in the work field with a small hike in income. You will have to decide which type of degree suits your Your next decision should be whether you want to attend a large or a small campus. In large schools there is little student teacher interaction, in or out of the classroom. Smaller schools, however, do offer a bond between Mentor and pupil which is needed for a first year student. The problem with small colleges is that they are not well known and your employment can be effected by your schools status. The larger institutions make you more susceptible to distractions and can cause bad study habits t... |
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Keywords: deciding which type, choosing a college, institution, smaller schools, study habits, teacher interaction, starting salary, quality of education, attend school, reality check, local school, distractions, hurdle, student teacher, pupil, obstacle, mentor, job opportunities, higher education, large schools