Going to college is a decision every high school graduate has to make. Although it can be expensive, the outcome is worth it. College graduates can have higher paying jobs, gain independence, and come out healthier and happier. These all are necessities for a successful lifestyle. College is a few years of hard work for a brighter…
College isn’t something to be taken lightly. Everyone wants a job when they grow up, and the best way to do that is go to college. The unemployment rate is getting higher each year and…
It's nearly impossible to overemphasize the power of a college education and all it has to offer. You'll make more money, enjoy your job more and even have more friends afterwards. If you don't know how to make decisions about school, read on for some helpful tips.…
It is impossible to overstate the critical role a college education can play in the life and career of almost anyone. The decisions made during this critical period in one's life can have lifelong ramifications and must be taken seriously. Fortunately, the tips and advice found above offer terrific guidance for building a brighter future.…
It's nearly impossible to overemphasize the power of a college education and all it has to offer. You'll make more money, enjoy your job more and even have more friends afterwards. If you don't know how to make decisions about school, read on for some helpful tips.…
It's nearly impossible to overemphasize the power of a college education and all it has to offer. You'll make more money, enjoy your job more and even have more friends afterwards. If you don't know how to make decisions about school, read on for some helpful tips.…
Larry Cuban, a former social studies high school teacher, superintendent, manages to compress the mantra that has been repeated for several of years with his article entitled, “Why Everyone Shouldn’t Go To College”. He accomplishes this by giving us countless of interesting facts about the reality of college and life. He argues that the annual college tuition seems to be extremely expensive, that may not worth the amount of money you’re paying.In addition, he makes note that college graduates working at manufacturing places that don’t need college diplomas, in order to complete their job. Furthermore, he makes clear that one might be a high school dropout or graduate of high school and can still be highly…
After high school students have the choice of attending college, however there are many obstacles in the way for students to go. Students make the choice of attending college and it depends on the way they want to live their life. Most people right after high school just want to earn money, but they do not want to work for it. College is worth it because you are more employable, earn more money, and have a better quality of life.…
“If you don’t go to college, you won’t be successful.” This may not be what someone may say to you when you tell them that you’re not going to college, but it’s what it feels like. No matter how expected high school graduates are to enter college, there are growing opportunities outside of university walls that await them. High school graduates should not be pushed to go to college, no matter the circumstance.…
To understand why college is a good decision, even with the expensive price tag, humanity needs to realize why we wanted to go to college in the first place; money. According to a video called, “Is College Worth It?” by Jason Bellini, he states that a high school graduate only earns $652/week on average, while a college graduate earns about $1,300/week on average. This is very extensive because this means that a college graduate receives more than twice the amount of hard cash a week. If a college graduate has this exact salary for the whole year, and the fact that there are about 52 weeks in a year, a college graduate…
In discussion of colleges importance, one controversial issue has been on how much it really matters. On the one hand, college supporters argue that college is very important and can help one achieve a prosperous future. On the other hand, college detractors contend that college is a waste of time and not useful in the long run. My own view is that college can be useful when people use it in the right way; to gain a degree, and not just to party.…
As seniors prepare to graduate from high school this upcoming school year, many have to decide on whether to apply to a four year university or stay close to home to attend college. This decision can be difficult for some because of the rising cost of universities, grades, and test scores determining entrances into their desired school, or even if college is the right fit for them. Community colleges are a great opportunity for students (recent graduates, working adults, even senior citizens) to explore their option to continue their education, and finding their path in life without having to take out a second mortgage. Even though community colleges has a bad reputation because it is seen as an undesired alternative for higher education, but in fact many are nationally recognized institutions with outstanding faculty. There are tons of benefits many overlook to receiving their college education at the local community college.…
There are many benefits to attending a community college and these are some of the benefits I feel that I have gotten from my school. Community College has given me the opportunity to receive a quality education for a reasonable price. The teachers here care about me and want to see me succeed in all that I do, while also encouraging me to strive for success in achieving my dreams. My advisors know of my goals and want to see me achieve them. The smaller classes make it easier for my professors to be able to work with me one on one. Another benefit of attending a community college is that I was able to join Phi Theta Kappa and hold leadership positions on campus. I am able to apply for scholarships through Phi Theta Kappa, and also work on…
When one chooses to go to college, they are investing in their future career, but is college really worth the price? Once a young adult leaves high school, one has a choice to either go to college or to go into the workforce. When one is deciding which path they will take, they must look at both the benefits and disadvantages. The advantage to going straight into the workforce is being able to immediately start their profession of choice and do not have to pay college loans throughout their entire life. However, the benefit of going to college is that careers that require a college degree are often high-paying and come with worker’s benefits. The disadvantage to going straight into the workforce is the fact that in today’s job market, there…
Many people agree to disagree on college. There are plenty of people who do not attend college, and they find their way to the top. College gives you the extended learning skills that employers will look for when you're finding a job. The authors repeatedly express several statistics, including, “14 percent of people with a high school diploma make at least as much as those with a bachelor’s degree, and 17 percent of people with a bachelor’s degree make more than those with a professional degree.” This statistic also all depends on the major you want to pursue your career in. The choices a student makes about his or her field of study and later in a job can have a substantial impact on what he or she gets out of her degree…