In this video I take a few minutes to discuss the differences on the academic side of High School versus College. The bottom line is this: YOU are responsible for YOU!
Duration : 0:9:56
In this video I take a few minutes to discuss the differences on the academic side of High School versus College. The bottom line is this: YOU are responsible for YOU!
Duration : 0:9:56
Tags: Center, Class, College, Disability, High, Resource, school, Semester
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#1 by Jelet55 on September 13th, 2009
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oh alright. thankss.
oh alright. thankss.
#2 by ratnick on September 13th, 2009
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What I mean is you …
What I mean is you have to know what to do with certain numbers once you get them…
Certain things get added together and certain things don’t. On an income statement you have to know what is considered a current asset, (cash and accounts receivable) and other things.
You also gotta know a lot of formulas for all the numbers you find. Like how do you find the company’s profit margin? By dividing its net income by its net sales. But first you gotta figure out what the net income is.
#3 by Jelet55 on September 13th, 2009
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Thanks ratnick !!
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Thanks ratnick !!
But what do you mean by “adjustments are required for each category.”
Could you give me an example of this. Like a scenario. So I can see what I might be getting into..
much appreciated.
#4 by ratnick on September 13th, 2009
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In order to be a …
In order to be a liscensed accountant, you have to pass the CPA exam, (Certified Public Accountant)..After that, there are many different fields of work. Most accountants do people’s taxes, others work for businesses etc.
Accounting is all about the numbers. You have to know how much is earned and spent and what adjustments are required for each category. You have to know what is considered and asset, liability and equity. There’s a lot to it, and it’s not an easy major. But it can be done.
#5 by Jelet55 on September 13th, 2009
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hey ratnick. i am …
hey ratnick. i am thinking about majoring in accounting. I myself am not the smartest guy out there.. But i have a heart to make a good living… What exactly does a CPA accountant do?? my social skills are decent but not good. And im pretty good with the basic maths like algebra and such.. explain to me how accounting is like.. thanks
#6 by Jelet55 on September 13th, 2009
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thanks for the …
thanks for the video man.
#7 by DjSavageMusic on September 13th, 2009
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ROFL
ROFL
#8 by juggalo2008508 on September 13th, 2009
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i go to a …
i go to a vocational high school…. our time is split up into cycles. two weeks of shop, then two weeks of academics.
#9 by bathroomscrubber on September 13th, 2009
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Good video — …
Good video — really gave a good insight into what college is like for someone with disabilities. Best of luck in your studies
#10 by jls1114 on September 13th, 2009
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i really did not …
i really did not realized until now how messed up i wrote that i was extremely tired then. yes i did go to school i was mainstream my whole life and i am currently in college studying human services. i think this message is coming out better. i can spell and type really i can lol.
#11 by AmericanIdolQueen84 on September 13th, 2009
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wow if this was a …
wow if this was a short video I’d love to hear your idea of a long video LOL it’s cool though
#12 by WallStreetMogul on September 13th, 2009
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dam dude, did you …
lol
dam dude, did you go to school at all… or were you drunk when you typed that
#13 by ratnick on September 13th, 2009
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The only homework I …
The only homework I ever get in college is with Accounting classes or any other math classes. I mostly have to read a lot and do projects.
#14 by JAS283 on September 13th, 2009
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Nice video. I think …
Nice video. I think this experience is different for everyone. I went to a prep school and I had to work my butt off just to keep a 3.5. In undergrad I was a double major and I spent more time thinking about video games then I did classes and I still graduated with a 3.5. I’d just study for 2 nights before an exam and pick the right profs. Now I’m in law school, and I do nothing but study all day, everyday. There is 1 exam per class which is 100% of the grade. It sucks.
#15 by jls1114 on September 13th, 2009
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you did a very good …
you did a very good job explaing and everthing one ting i will add though is how gading is different and much harder in colege then hifh school waqre your gpa is the wrold . also i fund that people are more mature in college then high school u have less behavioral issues people choose to be their more then mnakign people go like high school