I intend to have a very high-achieving post-secondary career after I am done at Overbrook high school. I am interested in attending 2 year colleges because they offer you the opportunity to accumulate your GPA so that you could transfer to a university. Three two year colleges that i would like to attend are Harcum College, Community College of Philadelphia, and Manor College.
The first two year college that I would like to attend is Harcum College. Harcum is located in Bryn Mawr, PA. There are 913 students in total attending Harcum College. Tuition at Harcum starts at 18,250/a year for in-state students and is also the same for out-state students. One thing that appeals to me about this college is that it offers all students the opportunity to complete a career-related work experience even through required internships, clinical or practicum experiences, or service learning activities.
The second two year college that I am interested in attending is Community College of Philadelphia. Community is located in Philadelphia, PA. This 2 year college was established in 1965 and currently holds 17,334 students. Tuition at this college starts at 2,300/samester. One reason why I am considering this college is because it offers dual admission and transfer agreements for transferring to a four year college or university.
My last choice of 2 year colleges that I would consider attending is Manor college. Manor college is located in Jenkintown, Pa. Manor College is a private two-year institution offering transfer and career oriented programs to traditional age and adult students. Tuition starts at 13,416/year. There is a total of 958 students attending Manor college 165 of them being freshman class. One reason why I am considering this college besides it being a 2 year college is because it is a Catholic college bringing me closer to choosing a religion.
I am very eager to finish high school at Overbrook so that I can begin my Post-secondary career. As I told you before I am interested in attending a 2 year college so that I could accumulate a good GPA and transfer to a 4 year college or university. Three 2 year colleges that I am considering are Harcum college, Community college of Philadelphia, And Manor college.
The first two year college that I would like to attend is Harcum College. Harcum is located in Bryn Mawr, PA. There are 913 students in total attending Harcum College. Tuition at Harcum starts at 18,250/a year for in-state students and is also the same for out-state students. One thing that appeals to me about this college is that it offers all students the opportunity to complete a career-related work experience even through required internships, clinical or practicum experiences, or service learning activities.
The second two year college that I am interested in attending is Community College of Philadelphia. Community is located in Philadelphia, PA. This 2 year college was established in 1965 and currently holds 17,334 students. Tuition at this college starts at 2,300/samester. One reason why I am considering this college is because it offers dual admission and transfer agreements for transferring to a four year college or university.
My last choice of 2 year colleges that I would consider attending is Manor college. Manor college is located in Jenkintown, Pa. Manor College is a private two-year institution offering transfer and career oriented programs to traditional age and adult students. Tuition starts at 13,416/year. There is a total of 958 students attending Manor college 165 of them being freshman class. One reason why I am considering this college besides it being a 2 year college is because it is a Catholic college bringing me closer to choosing a religion.
I am very eager to finish high school at Overbrook so that I can begin my Post-secondary career. As I told you before I am interested in attending a 2 year college so that I could accumulate a good GPA and transfer to a 4 year college or university. Three 2 year colleges that I am considering are Harcum college, Community college of Philadelphia, And Manor college.