First, with a college degree, a better life and more opportunities are likely (not guaranteed.) According to the data analysis "Median annual earnings by age and education attainment", graduating college and attaining more education individuals are more likely to make more money almost double than without a college degree. Workers with at least a bachelor’s degree had median annual earnings of $45,500, well over the medians for people with only some college ($30,000) or a high-school diploma ($28,000). Having a college education increases career options and freedoms. They are more prone to sources and marketable than individuals …show more content…
Yes, college is very expensive. 69% of college students has to take out loans and are in debt. The average college student is about $28,400 in loan debt. According to Consumer Report, if a student drops out, or graduates and is either unemployed or underemployed, it may be next to impossible to to pay back student loans. There are many jobs that does not require a college degree that has a good income. Such as but not limited to; manufacturing sales rep, insurance sales agents and plumbers who all have an average income of about $50,000. The real question to this debate is would you rather have that college experience ,work your dream job and wake up every morning enjoying your career ? Or, would you rather not have that college experience and wake up every morning not enjoying your