Palmer Museum Case Study

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Making the decision to go out of state or in state or stay in state is probably one of the toughest you will make. Should I be staying in state or would it be my best bet as to go out of state taking some risks hoping for success. Take time to think about what you really want to do, because once you decide it’s not to easy to switch up. Attractions, activities, the environment, and cost are big role players when it comes to moving away for college. Go through a thought process before making your final decision. San Jose, California offers a wide variety of activities around the city, as well as extra classes from the school. There are many attractions in California, one being a museum around the campus. “Palmer Museum of Chiropractic History.” …show more content…
To me I feel by allowing this museum to be charge free it attracts many young adults trying to gain knowledge on chiropractic history. This also shows that the school is not all about themselves and take their student in consideration, which is always something to look for in a school and to be proud of. There are such as models, posters, and videos that tell about the human anatomy and all of the functions of it. To learn more about the human anatomy and to have fun doing it, the Palmer museum is highly recommended for educational purposes. Being in sports at a young age sometimes makes me want to stay in the game in some type of way,The fact that there is a class to specialize in sports chiropractic at the California campus makes it possible(College Navigator). Taking this class is specializing in sports science/medicine, most likely will take 2 years to complete after undergrad School.(San Jose) Warmer …show more content…
There are different amounts that have to be paid depending on what you are going into. For a trimester at the campus in davenport which consist of about 16-21 credit hours and is $11,072 every trimester, and the amount of trimesters required ar 10.(San Jose) as for San Jose, California the amount is set at $8,266 per quarter. Also set at 16-21 credit hours,the required amount of quarters for this campus is 13 quarters(San Jose). In 2014 69% of students who graduate from public and nonprofit schools on average tend to be at least $28,950 in debt(home). How much debt you are in really is determined by what state and school you choose to go to. Going to a University out of state would most likely cost you a whole lot of money. For example going to Ohio State University for a full year would cost about $39,031 for a nonresident(tuition). If one was to go to a community college in state they would be saving somewhere around $30,000. That is a whole lot of cash that you will be saving just by not attending the college of your dreams right out of highschool. A junior college can provide you with with an education almost similar to the University. Most often Universities tend to be a secondary school, maybe to finish up some undergrad work that you need to get your career started. Also keep in mind that more than likely a job will

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