Ashlee Bearden
10 October 2015
College vs. High school Comparison
Schooling is a vital and important factor in almost everyones life’s. We spend nearly 20 hours a week in school from the time we are in kindergarten. The majority of that time is spent in k-12 until you enter college. While they both teach us valuable information there are major differences between the two. For example, High school is paid for by the government while college is paid by through the student or scholarships/grants. The main difference between college and high school is the price. College tuition can cost between $1,000-$3000 a term while high school is free. The downside to this is that people coming from underprivileged families aren't able to afford a higher
10 October 2015
College vs. High school Comparison
Schooling is a vital and important factor in almost everyones life’s. We spend nearly 20 hours a week in school from the time we are in kindergarten. The majority of that time is spent in k-12 until you enter college. While they both teach us valuable information there are major differences between the two. For example, High school is paid for by the government while college is paid by through the student or scholarships/grants. The main difference between college and high school is the price. College tuition can cost between $1,000-$3000 a term while high school is free. The downside to this is that people coming from underprivileged families aren't able to afford a higher