community college or 4 year college right off the start? for me i don't know, want to go to a community college first to save money but i also want to go to a 4 year college because i think the class might be better.

-jarrod nunez

Drowning in a cup of water.

I have no plans going to any college right at this moment. The idea frightens me and I do not know why. well, I do know, its just the fear of going to college and then later on for some reason (either its to weighty, or i have economic problems) to drop out. losing so much time and having a great debt on my hands. In a since, the only goal at the moment is to go to community college. i have later hopes in   transferring to a college and later getting my Bachelor degree in business. Its not like I cant go straight to college or anything, its just the fear of going and drooping out. losing the most important thing, my self esteem, so i rather not take that risk.  But that's not good enough for me. what's really bothering me is if I go to community, later transferring to another college, will be better than just going to a regular college and getting over with it. Will my high school grade, gpas, and SAT scores be important once i finish community and transfer? Or whatever I did in high school disappear when i finally go to college? these question are those that creep on me and much more. In retrospect, this is my only concern at the moment. I would like to know so I can at least feel like I´m not drowning in a cup of water. Thank you!

                       -Griselda Navarro M.

I was thinking about joining the military.And haven't can't decide which branch the Army or the Marines they or both good branches but they both have different benefit.The army has more benefit and jobs but less pay while the marines their or a few of them and less jobs but bigger pay. So my problem is i was in ROTC and it was the navy rotc so i like the navy but will never join and i my plan is to be in the reserve so i can go to school while serving my country. But i don't know what to do i was thinking a few will know what options i should consider. Regardless I'm joining the military when i get out of high school it always been my dream to go in it. What job should i go for cause I'm qualified to be a pilot or a mechanic but don't know which to chose they both pay extremely well.

       from,
             Roman Barraza

As of right now, I plan to be attending a California University this time next year. I have began the application process for both Cal State and UC schools, yet keep getting stuck whenever it comes down to deciding on a major. Over the summer, I worked as a lifeguard and many of my coworkers were college students studying all sorts of different things. Whenever I talked to them about my struggle to find a major that interested me, they would advise me not to worry because you can always switch majors later on in most cases. This may be true but the question that I struggle with now is whether it’s better to pick a major (even if you’re unsure about it) or apply undeclared?
-Brooke Sasse

🔥Sports and Where they can take me or Where Should i go ❓❔❓🔥

Growing up I loved to play basketball. I remember my first ever points in a game to my first dunk in a game, but over the past years my love for the game has been dwindling little by little. I'm at the point now where i don't care about even going to practice. My question for you guys is that should i just stick it out for the rest of the season hoping for a scholarship to college or should i just leave basketball to focus more on my education? 

OR

Should i go to a Community College, trade school,  military, or a 4 years college




(I decided to change my Question but i notice that other people had already answer my first question so i left it in there) 😀

"What do you want to major in?", is a never-ending question hanging above my head, and to be quite frank, I have no clue. I've always been an indecisive person, so applying for colleges now, is making me realize how much of a struggle it really is for me to make up my mind. The "Majors" section of the applications is forcing me to rediscover my passions and interests in order to find a suitable major for myself, and let me tell you, I've never been so overwhelmed in my entire life. I never realized there were so many things I've wanted to do in the future. I can't seem to decide between a veterinarian or a teacher, a business woman or an FBI Agent, a medical examiner or a forensic scientist. So my question is, would colleges consider me to be an unappealing candidate if I were to apply undeclared?
- Jasmine Kim

Blog Assignment #1 -- The FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions are those questions that are asked frequently!  DUH.

But what questions do you have about where you will be next year?  Ask a question about the college you are going to, the major you want to pursue, the branch of the military you plan to join -- a REAL question that you have.

The assignment requires ONE post and TWO comments to your peers by 6:00 pm

 on Friday, November 17.

The LINK to the blog rubric is right HERE.