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Education is the key to success. By having alternatives in colleges you want to attend, whether it is a university or a community college, you are on the correct path. Community colleges and Universities are quiet different, even though they perform and strive for the same goal. Teaching is what they are set to do.
Community colleges are smaller than Universities, on the contrary Universities are known to be huge and spectacular. Community colleges have fewer students, which allows the teacher and student to interact with one and other. Instead a university has hundreds of students, and each student is hoping they catch every word the instructor has come out with. Community colleges do not offer housing, as opposed to universities they accommodate the students’ needs from wanting to live alone or rooming with their significant other. Spending less money on tuition and books would have to be done at a community college, rather than dumping out your wallet and taking out school loans at a university. These are some quick facts about community colleges and universities that everyone should know. Even though both are set out to acknowledge students, they have their differences. People should take under consideration what is best for them while deciding upon colleges. I know I have made the correct choice in attending a community college. It accommodates my needs. In the future I might consider a university for my