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    One of the number one reasons why students drop out of college is because of the financial struggles with college tuition. Without a big scholarship, college tuition costs can be a very scary thing to students. Some students do not even try to get into college because they know they cannot afford it. In order to pay for college students would have to work a full time job while attending school. Doing so is a very hard and stressful task to accomplish. Three of the main cons of providing free college

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    Why do you want to be a member of UProgram? The biggest reason why I want to join UProgram is because I want to get involved on campus. In high school, I was always very involved and was used to running from event to event; in college, I want to keep just as involved if not more. The second reason why I want to join UProgram is because it seems like an awesome way to meet people from all the different parts of campus. I love to meet new people and with UProgram, not only will I meet and hopefully

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    options: join the labor force straight out of the gates or attend college to earn a higher-level of education. The latter is the more preferable way because it gives the worker a chance to earn a greater sum of money. For some, attending a well-known university is not a feasible option because of the ludicrous pricing of tuition. The majority of people do not want to start their new life with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, so they choose not to attend. The government should implicate public

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    and it decreases retention rates. While college students are pushed to seek jobs to pay for tuition, students eventually end up dropping out to focus on work. Research done at the University of Texas at Brownsville provides information on how working part-time affects the retention of students. Studies done at the university show that students who work part time tend to consider themselves more as employees than students, which leads to them taking less classes and eventually dropping out (Stern 56)

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    Seminar Session Preparation Response After reading the articles assigned, I learned many important concepts that future and current students all around the world should think about. From the first article titled “Today’s Students Have a New Way of Looking at Free Speech,” I learned that in our modern society it is much easier to make comments online as an anonymous person. In particular, this enhances humanities ability to speak freely and assertively by challenging the claim made, or providing

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    “Hi, Nick! This is Shepard with the University of Oklahoma and I was just giving you a call—I wanted to first congratulate you. We’re going to be sending you a contract offer of admissions.” (Shepard). It was this voicemail that started my journey here at the University of Oklahoma. When I arrived at the University of Oklahoma, I was unsure what to expect in an academic setting. However, after experiencing several discussion sections of varying classes, I developed a better understanding of how language

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    prestige Ivy League college, Harvard University. In 1642, Harvard had its first commencement (graduation) of nine students (Historical Facts 1). According to U.S. News Education, Harvard now has a graduation rate of eight- six percent. Harvard has one of the most top success rates which provide many opportunities for their students to be successful (U.S. News 1). Eight of our U.S. Presidents including our current president Barack Obama who attended Harvard University; they have high expectations of their

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    So, Is college really worth it? About a generation ago getting a college education was born out of the pursuit of knowledge, but now it has become a competition for students to get into the most accredited University right after they are handed their high school diploma. College tuition has become so expensive in the last ten years that people are now debating whether or not college it is worth pursuing right out of high school. A college education is what the student makes out of it, and if they

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    on a university campus because it is not safe. College students like myself stress out and sometimes do not think clearly which, is also a leading cause of irrational thinking or behaviour. Texas has had one school shooting within this past year and two within the last four years. Guns should not be permitted on college campuses due the fact that college students are the most stressed out individuals, college is meant to be a safe environment, and it will degrade the name of the University.

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    Strategies to Improve Academic Performance In order to implement strategies to help student-athletes maintain academic success throughout an academic school year, I think it is important to understand how student-athletes view academics. Therefore, the following literature review will highlight student viewpoints on academics. Researchers Joshua Levin, Sara Etchison, and Daniel Oppenheimer, conducted a study to test whether student-athletes accurately perceive how much their teammates value academics

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