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 High School vs. College Part II: Classes and Instructors

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 High School vs. College Part II: Classes and Instructors

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3 Key Differences

1. In college if you are absent you need to take time out of your day to talk to them. This is not high school and middle school. teachers to not check your grades and inform you when you are doing bad in there class.

2. In you need to make appointments when you need to talk to teachers. Most times professors havr to go to other classes to teach there next classs after the last class. So Thant is. It a good time to talk to them. Making an appointment insures a better chance of getting to talk to your professor.

3.  In kindergarten through high school teachers always remind you when you have a test. In college the professed might not even mention you have a test but write it on the class calender. This is why you always check the calender every day.

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High School vs. College Part III: Studying  

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High School vs. College Part III: Studying  

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1. Studying in college is crucial because tests and final projects are your final grade.

2. tests in high school are usually smaller than the tests in college... because the tests are bigger in college you should study more.

3. mnemonic devices are good study skills in both high school and college

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High School vs. College Part IV: Grades and Testing

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High School vs. College Part IV: Grades and Testing

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3 key Differences

1. In high school you have homework and it is graded. In college you have homework but it is not collected. It is up to you to do homework in college.

2. In high school your homework is apart of your grade so tests aren't as many points. In college your homework  is not graded so tests and final projects will determine your final grade.

3. in both high school and college you have finals and mid-terms.