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Today’s College Student Doesn’t Fit Yesterday’s Definition
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Today’s College Student Doesn’t Fit Yesterday’s Definition
Guest Editorial by Dr. Stephen M. Benson, President, Paris Junior College Ask someone to describe a “typical college student,” and chances are they’ll picture an 18-year-old fresh out of high school, living in a residence hall and spending the next four years earning a bachelor’s degree. That image no longer reflects the reality of higher education. Today’s college student could be a high school junior earning college credit before graduation, a…
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