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Question

J. Eguchi “How To Decide Between a Community College and Four Year University.” Howtodothings. 9 April 2006. Howtodothings. 23 June 2007. http://www.howtodothings.com/education/a1836-how-to-decide-between-a-community-college-and-four-year-university.html


Decide Between a Community College and Four Year University

Deciding to attend community college or university it really comes down to the size of your budget, how mature are you? What are your major? Is attend community or university will get you to your careers. Your careers goal play major part in which college to attend, is the degrees you get efficient for you career. All of this question need to be ask before deciding which college to attend.

Answer 1

Below is an answer. No offense- hopefully English isn't your major!


How to Decide Between a Community College and Four Year University

Deciding to attend a community college or university really comes down to the size of your budget, and how mature you are. What is your major? Will attending a community college or university help you obtain your career? Your career goals play a major part in which college you attend, and to what degree you are successful in your career. All of these questions need to be asked before deciding which college to attend.

Answer 2

The decision to attend either a community college or a university is made using the following criteria: budget size, maturity of the applicant, applicant's major, significance is leading a the chosen career. The chosen career goals play a major part is the educational facility chosen. Therefore, the above questions should be resolved before the decision is made.

Answer 3

Make sure to give the author credit when you are writing a summary. For example, you can state, "According to Eguchi, deciding on college comes down to two major factors: budget and maturity."

Other examples:

Eguchi claims, states, believes, poses the following questions, etc.

Giving the author credit will show the reader that you are summarizing someone else's idea and not stating your own.