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    I am looking to continue on with finishing my degree so that I won’t be one of those people who get so comfortable in their day to day activities that they become stuck in one position with no room to grow, change is good. It’s also true that college isn’t for everyone; a person can still lead a happy successful life without obtaining a college degree. Not only can someone lead a successful life without a college degree, but they may also be educated. Every day we are faced with different…

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    “Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness (Gehry).” Consequently, architecture serving as an art form is comparable to the definition of an American icon; “a person who has an influence on culture to the extent that they are instantly recognizable not only for their contributions or accomplishments, but as a representative of a particular time period or age (“Peoria Unified”, Unit 1 Lesson 8B).” Therefore, American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, was not only an…

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    On the other hand, according to a paper by Adam Ozimek, an economist, many argue that the four year degree is not always worth it for certain majors. A recent study “found eleven schools where the degrees had a 20 year net return of -$30,000 or worse compared to just graduating high school” (Ozimek). Ozimek insists that certain majors, in the end, do not financially give back the amount that was lost in going to college to obtain those majors. I think Ozimek is mistaken because he overlooks the…

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    In the article “College is a waste of Time and Money”, Caroline Bird states the reasons why High School graduates attend college and how college is not worth it. Caroline Bird says college students attend college not because they want to go, they attend because college is a pleasant place and because they want parents and taxpayers to support them. According to an estimate by professors and administrators, no more than 25 percent of the students are turned on by the classwork, for the rest it is…

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    Get to school early and there no parking, You end up having to park in the back of the parking lot. This is a big problem that Seminole State College,Sanford Lake Mary campus has. If you do not have an eight am class you will be parking in timbuktu. Seminole State needs to have better parking options to the buildings so you do not walk a mile to get to your class. Each year the number of students enrolling to Seminole State increases but the number of parking spots stays the same .There are many…

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    Why do eye doctors dislike drinking from cups? They, . . . well, I’ll tell you later. Anyway, while we’re on the subject, why am I talking about optometrists? I have my mind set on becoming an eye doctor, if I’m not an architect. I want to be an optometrist because it pays well, it has just the right amount of responsibility, work, and drive to be trustworthy, and there are so many open doors. Who wouldn’t want to be an optometrist, what with all the fun things you get to do and the experiences…

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    Fdic Insurance Case Study

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    Part A 1. What are the benefits of having a saving account? • Include the ability to withdraw at any time, unlike other long-term investments such as certificates of deposits. Savings accounts also require a low investment amounts to start with, depending on the type of account. Much like checking accounts, many saving accounts are also insured by the FDIC. Other advantages include the ability to have automatic deductions for bill-pay and minimal monthly fees. 2. What is the purpose of…

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    When I was a child and a lot of times during my adolescence I had several moments of indecision about the things that I wanted. From the simplest to the most complicated. And although it was hard to choose what to write or what flavor of ice cream to buy, I was always sure of one thing: I like to help people. That's why I chose nursing as my career to college because this was a way I found to realize my dream; being able to help my fellow man when he needs it most. Care, protect, guide and…

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    College Education Causes

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    Causes of Getting a College Education Completing a college education has become a requirement. Life styles are changing everyday. In the past it was rarely to see people with higher education after high school and they were very special people. However, most people want to complete a college education. Moreover, there are new universities and colleges opening everyday to accommodate the high number of people who want to join. Jobs opportunities, social life development,…

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    he furthered his education by attending the University of Vermont and the University of Michigan for his PhD. While in school John Dewey majored in Philosophy in which it was a standing point towards his career. After graduating with his Doctoral Degree Dewey was offered a position to teach at the University of Michigan. While teaching Dewey became interested in his student Alice…

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