For those of you who go to a college other than SC4, is there student housing at or near campus?

Do you think there should be student housing at SC4? Would you live in student housing if it was not within walking distance but provided a shuttle to/from campus?

What are your needs and expectations from a Student Government? In what ways can a Student Government better engage you and your fellow students to help achieve these expectations?

Thanks to the student government team for suggesting this question.

Our college president Dr. Pollock along with some of our faculty are now in Qatar making new educational connections with the people there. How important is it to have a global perspective or awareness?

At SC4 parking is a big issue. For students at other colleges and in other countries, how do you get to school? If you drive, do you pay for parking? Is it difficult to find a place?

Should we be putting as much focus into our students that are in the top percentages as we do to those in the lower percentages? How do we challange our high achievers while not leaving the others behind?

In the United States we have a program called No Child Left Behind which focuses on students in the bottom percentages of achievement or those who are struggling academically. Are there programs like that in other countries?

How did you find out about this blog? What kind of educational questions would you like to discuss in more detail?

In your school, do you have a student government? How often do they meet and how active are they? If you do not have a student government, what do you have? Do you think your leadership is effective?

In your country or state, what are the new promising career fields, prospects or trends for employment?