•A Community College is a more accessible way to get an education, when people think of “community” they mostly think within the community and no farther than 2 miles. These schools offer a lot of accessible tools in terms of time, finances and geography- which in the case of most universities it would be hard to get access to these tools. Community colleges do not offer four-year baccalaureate degrees, they usually offer two-year curriculum(s) that typically ends with an associate's degree, and professional certifications can be earned. Usually the tuition for community college is usually low since they provide admission to larger groups of people.
•A Technical College is usually a vocational school at the secondary-school level, and is also a post-secondary vocational school that trains students to help provide them a variety of …show more content…
Harvard University provides over 150 courses in many varieties of subjects. The courses provided are available in synchronous and asynchronous formats. Synchronous classes are facilitated through live web conferences such as with professors, tutors; whereas asynchronous classes have recorded lectures available at any time, whenever you may need it. These types of colleges are for more disciplined students. They are currently charging students more than $60,000 a year. But tuition may go up depending on how much schooling you want to achieve.
•A Distance Learning School/for profit is the field of distance learning. Distance learning is often on an individual basis, to students who are not physically present in a traditional setting such as a classroom, such as over internet of more private. It is more accessible and cost can vary.
I did a survey to 100 students to see what types of pathways they would choose in life and I wasn’t as much surprised of the many people who chose community college because I know that’s the route people would most likely
•A Technical College is usually a vocational school at the secondary-school level, and is also a post-secondary vocational school that trains students to help provide them a variety of …show more content…
Harvard University provides over 150 courses in many varieties of subjects. The courses provided are available in synchronous and asynchronous formats. Synchronous classes are facilitated through live web conferences such as with professors, tutors; whereas asynchronous classes have recorded lectures available at any time, whenever you may need it. These types of colleges are for more disciplined students. They are currently charging students more than $60,000 a year. But tuition may go up depending on how much schooling you want to achieve.
•A Distance Learning School/for profit is the field of distance learning. Distance learning is often on an individual basis, to students who are not physically present in a traditional setting such as a classroom, such as over internet of more private. It is more accessible and cost can vary.
I did a survey to 100 students to see what types of pathways they would choose in life and I wasn’t as much surprised of the many people who chose community college because I know that’s the route people would most likely