Examine the following arguments. First identify the premises and

Examine the following arguments. First identify the premises and conclusions in each of them and then discuss in pairs whether the premises are strong enough. If not, how would you improve them?
The college experience of an eighteen-year-old is quite different from that of an older “nontraditional” student. The typical high school graduate is often concerned with things other than studying—for example, going to parties, dating, and testing personal limits. However, older students—those who are twenty-five years of age or older—are serious about the idea of returning to college. Although many high school students do not think twice about whether or not to attend college, older students have much more to consider when they think about returning to college. For example, they must decide how much time they can spend getting their degree and consider the impact attending college will have on their family and their finances.
【正确答案】：Premise 1: The typical high school graduate is often concerned with things other than studying—for example, going to parties, dating, and testing personal limits. However, older students—those who are twenty-five years of age or older—are serious about the idea of returning to college.
Premise 2: Although many high school students do not think twice about whether or not to attend college, older students have much more to consider when they think about returning to college.
Conclusion: The college experience of an eighteen-year-old is quite different from that of an older “nontraditional” student.