High School	College
Goals
Earn good grades Prepare for graduation and college	Earn good grades Prepare for a job in a given field Learn to become a professional
Resources
High school instructor has gone to school to learn how to teach Students have access to a high school library, counselors, parents and teachers	College instructor/professor has gone to school to become a professional in a particular field of study Students have access to hundreds of on-campus resources tailored to specific areas of study and demographics, such as first generation, Latino, and students with disabilities
Approach
Prepare for year-long assessments Students often spend more time in the classroom and may be successful with less study time outside of class Grades are earned through attendance, in-class projects, homework and some test scores	Study for lifelong knowledge and skills Two to three hours of out-of-class study time is recommended for every one hour spent in class to be successful Course grades are often more heavily weighted on exams. Extra credit and makeup work may not be accepted

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