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Eighth Grade Bloggerinos
This eighth grade class is using the most modern medium and transferring our writing skills from the classroom to a public forum- the blog. They've created blogs that are based in topics that they have chosen, and are given a weekly prompt designed to view their subject in a new and unique way.

by J teacher: Mr. Rezac


Assignments
Writing Post #4 09/29
Writing Post #3 09/24
Your First Post 09/17

Blog Entries
11/5 Reflection
11/3 Stanford University
10/28 Top 10 Lists of Undergraduate Colleges.
10/28 University of Pennsylvania Housing Channel
10/24 My First Voice Blog
9/29 The Economy and College
9/29 University of Pennslyvania Review
9/25 College Affects Everyone
9/23 Links for LIfe.
9/17 Introduction to Further Education

List 25, 50, all

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College Affects Everyone

       College affects everyone. This is one of those crossroads in your life, where you can decide what you want to do and really go into a career. You can make this time as fun and exciting as you like because your away from your parents, you can control your own destiny and all while making the best of your life. You can't forget though that your there to get a good education. So really the most important thing is your education. This affects students because they need to prepare early because you have to do so many things. I believe that you should look early because some colleges have some extra requirements that you have to complete in High School. For example,  The Wharton School of Business requires you to take calculus while in High School. So keep to your studies.


    If you want to get into an Ivy League School it doesn't happen over night. You have to prepair earily to get into this type of school. To get into a school like this you have to take the most rigorous curriculum offered by your High School, get good grades, and most of all stand out. "Which we don't like it when students don't take interest in college until they are Seniors in High School." Quoted from www.quintcareers.com. So when you are applying for college it is best to look early because then you can prepare for the problems that may a rise. When applying according to www.northwestern.edu it is best to have good grades because that is the base of your application. Also, no matter what happens studies come first because that's your base. Then, if you believe that you can juggle school with extra-curriculars you should do those and put them on your resume so colleges know that you stand out. Finally, you should see how much college costs before applying and also see if you have any money set aside for your education.


       As I stated earlier money is a key factor when choosing a school. So if you have a school that is out of your price range you have some options to chose from. You can either apply for a scholarship, get a loan or pay for it yourself. You really need not worry about this too much if you can either get a loan or get a scholarship. Also, around this time you really need to start questioning yourself and what you want to be when your older. If you do this it makes finding a college less of a hassle. Another thing is that when your in High School you should really start to manage your time so you can balance work and play well in college. As you can see college affects a lot of the choices that we make in High School and even grade school.

Article posted September 25, 2008 at 09:23 AM • comment (2) • Reads 1201 • Return to Blog List

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Good job!
You explained everything well and did not leave out any major points on the subject.
As someone mentioned earlier, you do sound professional, very professional! I like the vocabulary you used, they help the article along.

Comment Posted on October 21, 2008 at 04:20 PM by jt


You talk very professional. It seems like you know what you are doing.
Comment Posted on October 14, 2008 at 09:19 AM by MS


About the Blogger
I'm in the 8th grade and like to think about the future a lot. I like to look at colleges even though I'm young. I also think about how to get ready for what maybe the most important decision of your life. This is my first blog so be kind.

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