... are all being set and students just follow the assigned schedule. Preset schedule does not gives students much freedom of having their own time at school, but it does a better job in regulating them, because high school students are not old enough to manage their ... they can still count on their parents and teachers to help and guide them in setting their priorities. For college students, it is their own responsibility for their schedule. College students have self control over managing time for their classes, and when picking classes they need to know what ... have to arrange time to ...

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... a very well-off family or have a stable financial support such as a trust fund, a college student is drained. The average student pays somewhere between nine and seventeen thousand dollars a year in tuition fees. We also have to consider commuting expenses, books, meals and other miscellaneous fees. These accumulated costs are sometimes not paid off until years after the student has graduated, even ... if they currently hold a job. Commuting is also a great hassle because if you do not own a car, you are running on someone else's schedule and not your own. On the other hand, if you do h...

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... effort when they don't have to do anything to receive everything thy desire. College students must work for everything they receive. They must work to pay their college tuition and to pay for thier own personal wants and needs. Sometimes it is just as a typical high school student begins to take things for granted that he or she becomes a typical college student ... his or her self. "Get a life!" one kid yells to another. This is a common phrase heard around a common high school campus. Most of these students need to listen to their own advice and grow up a little bit. High school stude...

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