Community College Student Analysis
According to the schools and staffing survey the elementary students in the United States spend an average of six or more hours in class for an average of one-hundred-seventy-five days a year, or more depending on the state. This is the schedule that persists for students until their high school career is over. After high school, students may attend community college which is a new experience to them. This community college experience usually acquires students to pay for their credits they gain through averaging a letter grade of D or better. Community college students are told to focus and this will help you gain the degree that will lead you into the amazing career of their choice. This type of college gives students the opportunity to gain a degree higher than an associates in education such as a bachelor or masters degree. It seems mind blowing, that is, the thought of accomplishing your goals through a little more schooling. What's more schooling to someone who has been in attendance since they were at least 3 years of age, it seems so simple. What these newbees don't recollect are the financial dues that will be needed to fund their college education. Most students come from public
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His ideas were tested and it turned out that the students that could bounce back from getting a not so good grade went on to get higher education than those students that maintained good grades all the time. Randolph’s idea’s were that it was too much stress and pressure for those that continually had good grades to do bad and then work to do good again. Lastly, these students would have to pass a background test that included a child offender test. This tests would of course, be safety measures. How would long would this great opportunity take
His ideas were tested and it turned out that the students that could bounce back from getting a not so good grade went on to get higher education than those students that maintained good grades all the time. Randolph’s idea’s were that it was too much stress and pressure for those that continually had good grades to do bad and then work to do good again. Lastly, these students would have to pass a background test that included a child offender test. This tests would of course, be safety measures. How would long would this great opportunity take