Due 10/16

There isn't anything specificly that I wish I would have known before college. Maybe because I was already exposed to the part time life style of a college student. I took a couple of classes at the college down the street from my high school. But if I were to give any advise to give any advise to an incoming college student, it would be to just stay on top of your work and stay focused, because its much easier then high school, to fall behind on your assignments.

Due 10/9

There are a ton of activities, clubs, and group community functions that you can get involved with that would definately boost both your adademic and employee resume. A big one would be the active participation in a group called Trio. There are a ton avalible and offered with your community, church, and schools on and off campus. One that I attend is a group called C.R.U. A christion organization that stands for 'Campus Crusade for Christ' and it's really fun. We start off by eating and praying and the we have an ice breaker. After that we get started by watching a weekly video through the ALPHA usa challege. Next we split up into discussion groups and tlak about it and then that concludes the session.

Due 10/2

Although debit cards and credit cars have a similar concept and work almost the same way, there are big deferences in the ways they are handled and paid off. For one credit cards are mainly for defered payment where you are able to pay in full at a later time or that you can even make a payment plan. In most situations i would choose to use a debit just for the simple fact the I am spending money that I am certain I have. But some situations like maybe grocery shoppping,(not any huge costs) where I might pay with credit just to build a good credit score. The time to borrow money from somewherre or take out a loan would be if I was attending school and needed a bill paid off as soon as possible and I didn't have the money at the time.