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    Every person who enrolls in college has an important decision to make: what are they going to major in? Choosing what discipline to major in, for the most part, sets the person up for what they’re going to be doing upon completing their degree, what career they’re going to be entering into, and more importantly how the aforementioned career will contribute to society as a whole. This last piece is important because we should all strive to be better citizens and more productive members of society…

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    I Want To Be A Deviant

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    generation of my parents’ all have undergraduate degrees, while most of my relatives that are from my generation have a graduate degree. Though my older relatives have gotten their degrees in order to actually learn about a topic they are passionate about, my relatives that are from mine and my brother’s generation are doing it for the sake of credentialism (Giddens, et al., 2014). As Mead proposes, my sense of self was shaped and influenced into getting a degree by seeing all these people…

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    Eastern part of Nepal, I was born in 08 February 1993. Both my parents are concerned about my education and my better life. After completing my 3 years undergraduate degree “bachelor of arts” my majors were social work and rural development. So to pursue my higher studies I choose the best options for me and I have decided to achieve my master degree in master of international studies advanced. Starting previous academic achievements, I passed my SLC (School leaving certificate) examination from…

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    William Deresiewicz claims that in the neoliberal world we live in, the market mentality drives students to attend universities purely to obtain higher paying careers, rather than to expand knowledge. This article describes how students are most interested in practicing majors corresponding with the highest salary jobs: “the most popular majors are the practical, or … the commercial ones: economics, biology, engineering, and computer science.” Today, parents invest in college with hopes to make…

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    Student technology fees of $591 are required for all nine semesters. The total cost for an online undergraduate student will be from $25,290 to $34,282. Online graduate students will pay $629 per credit hour, which equates to $20,757 per year for 33 credit hours. Online graduate students must pay $597 per semester for student technology fees. The University…

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    founded by the Mennonite Brethren Church as a post-secondary school in 1944 (Fresno Pacific University, 2016). The school’s current student population is estimated around 3500, and a majority of students are either enrolled as traditional undergraduate, Degree Completion or are in a Graduate program. The paper provides an overview of college design, how the hierarchical structure of communication works within the university and in what way the decisions are made to the success or disadvantage of…

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    the shortage of nurses now and in the future. The requirement for one to apply for the accelerated nursing program requires a previous undergraduate degree. The program does contain its pros and cons; it just comes down to the individual if they are willing to tackle the…

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    applied to make them. This made me want to further my education and me want to go back to college. I am certain NJIT is the institution that can help me achieve my career goals as well as my own personal enrichment. I am planning to get a bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering, mainly focusing on integrated circuits or…

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    (essentially they were taking too long to graduate,). The University invested great deals of time and money into people, systems, and a culture of creativity and unceasing efforts to remove the barriers blocking them from their proverbial cheese (undergraduate student…

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    apply, enroll, and, if accepted, complete their schooling, but with a caveat. They will not be given their degree, until they work for a certain amount of time in the field that they studied. So, those who want their degree, should choose the basics so that they can get the job that will earn them the chosen degree they studied for. Far too much emphasis is placed in getting just any degree. A degree in the basics such as a business, medical, or computer science can be more valuable, in every…

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