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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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    A former superintendent and current consultant at Kalamazoo Regional Education Service Agency, Lawrence B. Schlack, informs high school students that college is not their only option after graduating. Schlack explains to his readers that attending college is not the most logical step for everyone because it differs depending on the career plan the student intends on pursuing. He concludes his message by expressing his disapproval of the abundant amount of student who believe that college is…

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    Standardized tests are the gateway to many Universities across the globe, but what makes these “tests” so special? Well, according to “Collegeboard.com” the SAT, which stands for “Scholastic Assesment Test” tests many factors including, reading, writing and math skills that you’ve already learned in high school, and are considered “critical” for success in college and even in life. It gives both you, and colleges you select a sense of how well you would implement these “skills” in their…

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    I Want To Go To College

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    College is an important step for a person but a lot of people think that college is not necessary. There are a lot of reasons why people want to go to college and I am sure that everybody's reason is different. I want to go to college because of one main reason and that reason is the opportunities it allows me to have. I want to go to college because after I graduate and get my degree, I will be opened to more opportunities in life. I will be more inclined to have a better life if I go to…

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    Firstly, my spiritual belief is one of the cultural lenses that I believe has majorly affected my view on the dispute of life after death. When I was sixteen years old, I made the biggest and dare I say, the greatest decision in my life, which was: receiving my Lord Jesus Christ. Because of my faith, I believe that once you die, you either go to heaven or you go to hell. Secondly, one of the cultural lenses that I believe has molded the attitude I have towards work ethic is my race. I am half…

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    One major decision one must make after graduating high school or going back to school after time off is whether to go to a university or stay home and go to community college. Although, community colleges and universities serve the same purpose, the two differ in ways a person should think about before making a decision. The first difference between community colleges and universities is the size of the environment. At a community college, a student has more interaction with the professor…

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    Summary of 7 Major Misperceptions About the Liberal Arts When it comes to the discussion about liberal arts degrees, most people in today’s crippling economics believe that it’s a luxury degree, that only the “rich” can afford to obtain, or an education meant for those who want to become involved with politics. Others also believe that those who major in liberal arts will be less likely to make a career of it and view America subordinate against other countries. In his article “7 Major…

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    Attending college could be somewhat stressful and expensive. It can also be bitter sweet. You often think about the cost of attending. How much will the tuition be and will my parents be able to afford it. Yes some colleges are expensive to attend but nevertheless there are many type of ways you can pay for college. You can apply for scholarships, apply for college grants, have good ACT scores, have college work study, get federal student loans, and private student loans. There are so many…

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    Imagine being a senior in high school filling out applications for law school. There is so many to choose from, Yale University, Harvard University, even Stanford University! There are so many options but there’s one problem, the after college debt. The hunt continues for a Law school with a smaller tuition. Finally the answer, across the browser comes a school in North Carolina that has an affordable tuition, and will leave little to no debt to pay back. You fill out the application, get in,…

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