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    Anxiety can be described as the nervousness or unease associated with an unavoidable event for which the outcome is uncertain. The presence of social anxiety in college students has been studied many times in relation to alcohol consumption. There are mixed results in the link between social anxiety and drinking. Villarosa‚ Moorer‚ Madson‚ Noble‚ and Zeigler-Hill (2014) did not find a direct relationship between social anxiety and alcohol consumption‚ but found a positive relationship between social

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    I am a student who feels that the college I am applying to is the perfect college for me. Entering my senior year of high school‚ I realized how independent I have become and what kind of student and person I am. The experiences of having my first job during this summer made me realize that through new experiences you can learn so much. I also realized that having a job for the first time may not be the most exciting time of my life‚ but I definitely learned a lot about working and being more independent

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    unreasonable to drop out of school. It’s unreasonable because everything in this world is based on education. From school to any jobs/career across the world you need education for them. Being in school can lead to so much in this world the possibilities are limitless. Dropping out of school put you under containment unless if you have a real plan behind why you dropping out even so you shouldn’t dropout because you can still work on that plan in school. You can still change around if you dropped out there’s

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    for your college. Penn State University is a college I have always wanted to attend. Everything about it has inspired me to do well in life. The type of culture around the college is just mind blowing. * Academic Work: I’m achieving very good grades except for my meteorology. It’s a subject that I’m very new to and something that is actually very hard for me. I understand the material of the work I just have a hard time putting it down on my homework or test. I took that class so I can have

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    College is beneficial to people that attend college then the people that don’t‚ because it extends what people may or may not know about the careers they’re going into. If people don’t know certain procedures‚ they might be putting a company at risk. Everyone needs a refresher even if they think they know‚ because you never know what new and exciting things you might learn when you’re in college. In school students are taught that college is everything‚ and without college only few

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    the teachers or counselor that I knew so well to look after my academic well-being. There was a realization that I was alone in my struggle to succeed and become a responsible student. This independence allowed me to take the situation into my own hands and to work out my own problems‚ knowing I was the dictator of my consequences and decisions. In this situation‚ I learned how to set my priorities‚ a skill that has taken me a step toward preparing for college. Knowing that education would provide

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    4/28/14 The Reality of College America’s educational standards have changed greatly throughout the last couple of years. In the 1980’s only half of all high school graduates attended college. The other half ventured into successful careers with only a high school diploma. “Because the rapid pace of technological and economic change has transformed the workplace‚ today’s students need far more knowledge and skills than before to compete and thrive. In most cases‚ that means a college degree” (Perkins-Gough)

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    When one out of three students fails to graduate in the nation‚ there has to be a main issue‚ a source of frustration or maybe hopelessness‚ causing students to give up on their educations when they had an opportunity to go further. When people feel that there is no hope or chance‚ they will give up. This is what is happening to high-school students leading them to drop-out of school despite the fact that a high-school diploma could be so beneficial to their lives and the fact that it can be prevented

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    Why college education is important to me” Richard Alyn Thompson II My full name is Richard Alyn Thompson II. I was born on the 16th day of August in 1965. The child of Carol and Richard Thompson‚ both of whom are now deceased. My parents were divorced when I was young and I never really knew my father or my father’s family. I have one sister who is younger then me. I was the first member of my family to graduate from High School in over one hundred (100) years. To my knowledge no other member

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    (or by appt.) Texts: Henkin and McLennen—Becoming America Thomas Bell—Out of This Furnace Anne Moody – Coming of Age in Mississippi ****i-clicker—No later than Monday of week 2 Goals and Objectives: To enrich student knowledge about the development of the United States. To encourage students to develop their critical reading skills. To encourage students to develop their analytical skills. To enable students to: Define key concepts in the study of history Identify major factors shaping

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