Question

Now that you have been in college for some time you may have know other students, who have left school. Some may have transferred, and others dropped out. How can you be different from, them and survive the challenges many college students face ? Read the article:Toward a Theory of Minority Student Participation In Predominantly White Colleges and Universities by Kenneth P. Gonzalez- located in Course Documents

Answer 1

After a student completes and finally leaves his or her alma mater, he or she is actually ready to face the real life challenges. Such challenges are often accountd by students leaving their homeland or homes to travel to far off places to get admitted to the college they desire. This life begins with struggles which some pass readily while for others they might pose problems of adjustment. Some drop and take an year to prepare and enhance their needful skills while some begin their new lives of settlement.

I also had few of my friends who came from distinct parts of the country. Culture diversity is the prime part of college education. You overlook to several events that might give you certain vital experiences in life. Such experiences are indeed challenges that groom you in a way to interact and surround yourself with people whom you feel connected too and appraise each other's feelings well. Similar experiences are taken when one hears struggles of their friends and how they dealt with all the stressors so indeed these are learnings which I feel I too had and simultaneously was overwhelmed in a way.