Society makes this a norm that after high school, students should go on to the next level of education: college. ... In high school, I worked extremely hard. ... High school graduates or dropouts have a tendency to not make enough money to live on their own. ... My parents expected that I continue college after high school. ... College is changing my habits that I had in high school. ...
Students would enter college at the age of 18 very academically prepared from high school. ... You may also see the students just out of high school that are on their first voyage away from their parents and are experiencing their first taste of independence. ... Many students who have already begun their careers are going back to school to get that master's degree. There are other students who have come back to school to completely change their careers. ... Yes the majority of students on college campuses are still students that are just out of high school that are getting their college ...
Land was cleared and schools were formed. ... I want to acquire special skills, responsibilities, independence and structure. ... Others start school for their present job. ... Some other college students come to college to party; usually it is the kids out of high school. ... Both men and women have the same reasons to go to school. ...
Land was cleared and schools were formed. ... I want to acquire special skills, responsibilities, independence and structure. ... Others start school for their present job. ... Some other college students come to college to party; usually it is the kids out of high school. ... Both men and women have the same reasons to go to school. ...
Society constantly encourages individualism among its people, but then shuns the people who exert too much distinctiveness and independence. ... In every society, whether it is a high school environment, a workplace, or a mental hospital, there are always pressures, judgments, and classifications. ...
The eighth grade trip to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is actually happening; good bye parents, good bye school, good bye homework. ... She walked the cobbled streets that Benjamin Franklin had once strolled on himself, she perused Independence Hall in astonishment, and got to run up the Philadelphia Museum of Arts stairs like Rocky (yes, this had nothing to do with Revolutionary America, it was just fun). ... After the war, America was free from British rule and spirits were high. ... Americans had just fought a war with Britain to gain independence from a monarchy. ... Revolutionary American...
During this developing period, all teenagers wanted independence from their parents and the rest of the adult society, while at the same time they wanted to form their own personal society. ... They started to center their life around social events such as school dances, which were usually held on Friday nights. ... While teens were on their own social territory, the high energy, hormonal rock music blasted through the speakers as they danced with their peers and their dates on the dance floor. ...
