At the start of students’ college careers, there are both good and bad unknowns. The good unknowns are the people they will meet, the different instructors, courses on subjects they have heard about but never studied, and experiences that expand their perspectives. The bad unknowns include the problem that they do not know is brewing, the difficult relationship and killer assignment that is bound to come, how much their books will cost, how difficult it will be to pay tuition, room, and board, and whether they will have everything they need. How their school’s curriculum works should not be one...