My group interviewed people who have experienced college, what it is like and what their experiences were like. We interviewed Emmanuel, a student at Laney College, Mr. Manzar, who attended college in London, and Ms. Liza.

Our second college interviewee is a woman named Ms. Liza. She was involved in many after school activities. For example, she volunteered with people with disabilities and took sign language. She started going to college when she was 18 years old after she graduated high school. Ms. Liza did not think about transferring to a university because she liked her college. She preferred to go to college instead of a university because she wanted to go to a small college and wanted small classes. Ms. Liza said college was very exciting. Ms. Liza's advice to a high school graduate is that going to college will help you have more options and in college you can study many interesting things. ''I think it can be a very good place to learn about themselves and the world," Ms. Liza said. Ms Liza thinks community college is very different than a four year college because a four year college is more expensive and you get a different degree. She recommends understanding the difference and choosing the best school for your needs.
Finally, our last interviewee is Mr. Manzar, a teacher at Oakland international high school nicknamed "Manz." Mr. Manzar was actually a college student in London, and he had to take A.P classes before he got accepted to college. He started going to college in 1989 about 21 years ago. Mr. Manzar did not think about transferring to a university because he loved college too much. The reason why Mr. Manzar preferred college better than university is because college provided students with additional skills to get students get ready for university. "I felt good at first but also nervous because I had too much work to do and also I would advise students to go to college because you can make a big difference and get a job." Mr. Manzar says you can’t really compare community college to a university because college helps you get prepared for a university. He says college life is very hard and you have lots of things to do.
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