Once, you are independent and have freedom and are away from home, you learn that you have to do things for yourself. In other words, you have to set an alarm clock to wake up for school, and you have to cook for yourself. Second, you’ll have learned to be an individual with responsibilities. That is to say, responsibilities like waking up on time, being to school or work on time, washing your own clothes, and paying your own bills. Finally, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to fend for yourself. Some skills colleges have started teaching students are how to make small talk, deal with conflict, show up on time, follow business etiquette, and communicate with co-workers. As well as, mingling, networking, handling conflict, eating—even dressing. These are what colleges are trying to do to help these students develop the behaviors that employers want and are looking
Once, you are independent and have freedom and are away from home, you learn that you have to do things for yourself. In other words, you have to set an alarm clock to wake up for school, and you have to cook for yourself. Second, you’ll have learned to be an individual with responsibilities. That is to say, responsibilities like waking up on time, being to school or work on time, washing your own clothes, and paying your own bills. Finally, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to fend for yourself. Some skills colleges have started teaching students are how to make small talk, deal with conflict, show up on time, follow business etiquette, and communicate with co-workers. As well as, mingling, networking, handling conflict, eating—even dressing. These are what colleges are trying to do to help these students develop the behaviors that employers want and are looking