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After high school, the average American is expected to go to college or work. Some people even choose to do both. This is the American way of life. Without having a college degree, now days, it is nearly impossible to find a decent job. There are many choices one can make, but usually it comes down to attending a two year college and a four year university. Attending a four year university and a two year college are similar with the respect to the courses offered and the quality of education; they differ with the respect of the cost and the class sizes.
By attending a two year or four year college, a student can receive relatively the same general courses. For example, every college has English, math and sciences. Although one college may offer a major in Nursing and one may not, the general courses are the same. Salisbury University is a four year university and community colleges are two year colleges, but they both offer majors in psychology.
Another similarity is that the......

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