In the community college that I attend, there are students that have to put in effort in order to be successful, and even that is not enough. Students should be treated equally and be given equal rights that other students might have. It is understandable that students with lower income can have higher priority, but it will affect other students just as bad. Following rules in classes should be enforced more strictly towards students. If students are not taking classes serious, they will not try in classes. Some suggestions are to give students equal priority to everyone in registering, parking space, and classroom procedures. It is not just common for students in community colleges, but also for the students in universities to experience hardships of registering for classes. Lower income students have better priority than other students, which can be difficult for other students to register and finish their required classes. It will most likely take more years for a community college student to transfer to a university, because of the limited number of people that can register for a specific class. As a way to have an equal chance of getting into the same classes, I …show more content…
As a student with lower priority, it is seemingly impossible to get into a chemistry class or any other popular classes. It should be fair for everyone to register at the same time. Constructing new parking lots does cost a lot of money, but it can regulate the flow of traffic in the campus and students can be on time for their classes. For most professors, rules are elementary kids. This doesn’t mean that they can’t use them. Students are more active when rules are applied to the class. Student’s futures are more important than the money, etc. to create these developments to the