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    I personally don’t believe that college should be free. Making it free would only serve to limit the value of the education while filling colleges with students that have no business/need there. College would become nothing more than a 4 year extension of high school if it were free. As things are now‚ society needs about 25% of the population to have a college degree for the jobs that require one and about 30% of the population has a degree. As a result‚ you hear from a lot of people that believe

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    in different ways so why should we stick to the same basic learning that everyone knows. A college course can be enjoyable by new ideas and new learning strategies. Which will make it more pleasing for everyone since it’s something new that the class likes and all understands the course objective as a whole. A dull instructor is different from one that grasps your attention in many ways. New learning strategies for everyone to understand clearly‚ and more activities as a class. Also the overall personality

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    What is going to happen to college sports? The sports them self’s are becoming bigger than the school instead of being a school activity‚ college sports are also becoming a separate entity through the help of the NCAA. In the book Game Over author Dave Zirin sheds light on how college players are exploited for profits for the faculty of the NCAA including the university’s coaches‚ some making over six figure salaries while the schools that endorse sports teams are making cuts to teaching and maintenance

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    Higher education gives a future and gives opportunity for those students that attend college and gives them a chance at a career that they are interested in. Now‚ it seems that in every common household their is at least one family member who attends college. But with the drop out rate going up students seem less interested in learning at college and their priorities change from their original goal of graduating. College is misunderstood by many incoming freshman‚ they think its going to be as easy as

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    College students entering their first year often find themselves questioning if they should even be there or not. It is a common question and many find that they are just not fit for that kind of life. On the other hand‚ however‚ there are those who test their mental and physical stability by placing their selves in difficult situations‚ or environments that would not normally suit them. They want to see what they can do and make of themselves. This is also not uncommon because it is well understood

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    interest in computer technology‚ and they suggested that maybe I could study computer science and/or computer engineering in college. One main goal I want to accomplish with my collegiate studies is to be able to graduate college and become a successful human being. I want to shock my family and friends with the amount of knowledge and success I have achieved during and after college. In my opinion‚ I have the potential to become a very successful computer engineer/scientist. I put 100% effort into

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    To Pay or Not to Pay College Athletes? In the article‚ “The Shame of College Sports‚” noted author and historian Taylor Branch discusses the injustice of the National Collegiate Athletic Association not paying their college athletes. Branch references and goes into detail about several legal cases‚ in which the NCAA blatantly takes advantage of players and their families. He lectures his audience on the extensive history of the NCAA‚ pointing out many ignoble and hypocritical actions committed

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    How will community college change your life? I often ask myself why. Why did I decide to go to college? Well first off I want to have a better future. So therefore‚ I am going to need to get my future set straight in order to support this goal. What better way than to enroll in college? I strive for the best

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    of a college can certainly affect one’s college life experience. Both small colleges and big colleges have their positive and negative sides. There might be many differences between a small and a big college‚ but big ones usually offer better interaction between both the students and the faculty‚ better facilities and better quality of teaching. Firstly‚ interaction between student and professors make the students learn more effectively and raise their academic performance. A small college consists

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    recognized the importance of college education and‚ as a result‚ the number of veterans who took advantage of the educational benefits of the GI Bill exceeded all expectations (Olson 597). More specifically‚ 7.8 million veterans out of the 15.6 million eligible veterans gained a higher education because of GI Bill benefits (Reagan “Roosevelt Signs”). The massive amount of veterans who took advantage of the GI Bill’s provisions on education reinforces the idea that they saw college as a stepping stone to

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