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      <pubDate>2020-08-29 02:25:37 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Why I’m in college. </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Despite the obvious fact that I’m trying to get my A.A. Degree, college is a lot more than just requirements. It’s a preparation, perhaps the last one, before the real world hits and before you take full responsibility for you’re answers instead of just getting a mark off. I’m excited to learn, and after my A.A. Degree I want to get a business degree and a bachelors at a different college. I chose CLC because it was the most available  option and is great choice for a two year degree.<br><br><br> For tech help usually I would talk to the computer desk in the computed lab. To find my bill I go to eservices on d2l and and it shows my balance/unpaid  balance. For other references it is right on the d2l page for example if you log into the site, it will instantly tell you if there is a weather issue.<br><br>The databases are quite helpful. I’ve have used multiple in the past but by far the most useful for what I need is jstor. I’ve used it for many research papers and there are countless Academic  articles on even uncommon prices of literature and authors. The last time I used it was for my report on Ernest Hemingway way for the “birthmark.”<br><br>   Something I wish first timers here at clc learned is to do a little bit every day. Unlike high school, cramming really isn’t effective. Use the res pieces given to you as they do work well, and most professors are more than happy to help with anything. But the most important thing I’ve gotten out of clc so far is the community. People who come here come in all varieties and it’s great when we all connect and get into group discussions. Remember to speak up and not be silent because I think you will find classs quite intriguing once you start passion into it. One more thing: if you are going to clc in person, stop by in the student life center and check out the food shelf and the pool tables.</div>]]></description>
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