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Informative Essay: San Diego Vs. Being In Mexico

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I will like to tell you guys a little bit of thing that i know from experience of the differences between being in san diego California and being in Mexico.I would like to say that in my opinion they are both beautiful places to live in.With that being said i would like to start telling you about three topics i choose to talk about. My first topic is based on school.One of the big difference is that her in san diego education is free no matter where you come from.A down thing about education in Mexicon you have to start paying pretty ealry like your parents start paying once you get out of fifth grade.
Here in san diego we also have plenty of activities after school.Another big thing is that the district here offers you free tutoring after school if they feel like you need help.Over their in Mexico not a lot of people can go to all the activities because of money issues.So you can imagine that it goes both same ways towards the tutoring parents sometime don’t have enough money to pay for a tutor.
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