>> The variation of experiences that come in, its more diverse here.
You have people that are in the 30s, you have people that are in their late 20s,
you have people who are just starting out with families.
You have older people like myself that came back,
and that diversity I think is really an awesome experience for younger people to come into,
because you learn not to be afraid of adults.
You're sitting right next to an adult taking the same test you are.
You know, they're people just like you.
You don't have to be afraid of them, and I think it's a great experience when you go out there
and start working with principal, teachers that are older than you.
You don't have to be afraid and quake in a little bit of fear that you're going
to do something bad, because, you know, this person's been doing this for 20, 30 years.
So the experiences between the administration and that the other students bring in,
I think it's a lot more diverse of what really is happening out there Whereas,
in the four years, as great as they are, they do tend to cater more to, you know,
people coming right out of high school, and the environment feels more set for that.
It doesn't feel quite as diverse for me.