Your success in college depends on many variables. I believe one of the most important is the attitude of the teacher who is teaching. There are three different types of teachers here at Everest College: Those who kill our dreams, those who confuse us, and those who inspire us.
             Teachers who totally kill any hope of a student being successful here at Everest College are blatant about their lack of desire to educate. Their blatant attitudes reflect laziness to interact and treat students as individuals. They do not care why we are here; only that we resemble a paycheck. Negative teachers create hostile working environments can cause students who are not motivated to quit. A negative environment can cause resentment in the classroom. A fellow student told me of a teacher who always criticized here in front of others. She told me she felt like an unloved step-child. The treatment this student received caused here to quit the semester.
             Confusing teachers are also present at Everest College. These teachers do not know why they are here and fail to realize that there are students who look to them to help foster a positive out look and experience here. Educators who do not engage in constructive class assignments make learning next to impossible. It is important for their wallets not their hearts that they be here. Students are dollar signs, not open and empty notebooks waiting to be filled. A confused teacher begets a confused student. A few semesters ago I had a teacher who assigned a great deal of work, but never went over it in class and never required it at any specific moment. The class was unorganized and detrimental to learning my process.
             Finally there are the teachers who inspire to achieve the utmost during their struggles. They are few and far between. Here at Everest College there are a number of such teachers. They are known to treat their students as human beings first, adu
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