Life After High School: Course Analysis

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This course that coach is teaching will move us on to life, make us think different, evaluate things from a different perspective. This course as coach said help student who took this course in college right now. They were able to make themselves know by their professors and when it comes down to writing an essay they were able to write it from what the learned and develop in this class.This course will soon help us out in many ways when we are open to receive the knowledge from coach.

Evaluating life from a different perspective will help us in our future life after high school. Coach's course provided us with the knowledge because he tells u show it is. Going into the real world we have to do things on our own. This course will provide

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