If you don’t know how to Only rich people can apply to college, you afford to go to college. can’t go. Anything that is taught in If you’re tired of school college you can learn there’s no way that on the job. you’ll like college. Many people don’t Middle school and high know what they want to school don’t really study when they start matter. college. TRUE. Most teens say that they want to go to college. But getting to college takes hard FALSE. Different colleges have different work and careful planning, such as taking requirements for admission. Colleges also the right courses during high school. Remind look at other qualities in addition to your students that if they think they would like to go to college – like most teenagers – they will grades, such as activities, involvement in need to work hard during middle school and the community, and hardship. high school. Remind students of the definition of “college”. FALSE. There are jobs available to people who only have a high school diploma, FALSE. There are many types of colleges but most of these jobs are low-paying and degrees. Some careers require one and won’t support a family. Statistics or two years of college. Others require show that, on average, the more four years. Still others require more than education you have, the more money four years. It just depends on what you you will make and the easier it will be for want to do. you to find a good job.
Only rich people can afford to go to college. If you don’t know how to apply to college, you can’t go. Anything that is taught in college you can learn on the job. If you’re tired of school there’s no way that you’ll like college. Many people don’t know what they want to study when they start college. Middle school and high school don’t really matter. FALSE. Different colleges have different requirements for admission. Colleges also look at other qualities in addition to your grades, such as activities, involvement in the community, and hardship. TRUE. Most teens say that they want to go to college. But getting to college takes hard work and careful planning, such as taking the right courses during high school. Remind students that if they think they would like to go to college – like most teenagers – they will need to work hard during middle school and high school. Remind students of the definition of “college”. FALSE. There are jobs available to people who only have a high school diploma, but most of these jobs are low-paying and won’t support a family. Statistics show that, on average, the more education you have, the more money you will make and the easier it will be for you to find a good job. FALSE. There are many types of colleges and degrees. Some careers require one or two years of college. Others require four years. Still others require more than four years. It just depends on what you want to do.
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