Annotated Bibliography: Is College Really Worth It All?
Nefi Navarro
Professor Briggs
English 1010
Annotated Bibliography
Is College Really worth it all? Does going to college really pay off once it is all over? Because why go to college in the first place anyways? Who cares about getting an education when you 'll be spending all this time and money on a piece of paper? I mean is it really worth it? Some people would argue that students spend days and nights studying and worrying about grades, life, debt, and everything after they’re done with college. So the question remains! So what, what’s the point, what do we really learn in the end? Students all believe in the life or the hope in life that you achieve after college. The point of going to school is for a better job, a better career, and …show more content…
She has trained a winning racehorse and is interested in American presidential history. She now studies veterinary medicine at the Royal Veterinary College in London and plans to practice in Virginia once she graduates. The essay responds to Rick Pearlstein’s opinion piece “what’s the matter with college?” in which he argues that universities no longer matter as much as they once did. Addison brings up a very good point across the need to attend a 4 year school right away. I see her point of view on college being important and students need to start in one of the thousands of community colleges across the …show more content…
The essential purpose of college is to obtain a degree for a good career one searches for. Which in order to obtain a specific chosen degree one has to put in the effort of going to school and spending time and money on a school and the materials such as books and other materials for those classes one chooses to take.
College was not only for the rich back then sure they could afford it and more of the upper class attended, but the middle class as well attended whether rich, poor, and more likely the middle class college was important for those individuals because it meant for a better life and access to a more acceptable, comfortable life especially for the middle class.
Today college is even more important for people because college today matters to an extent where in order to obtain a good paying job one has to have a degree. But college is not for everyone some individuals go to college for the experience and party life and those individuals either complete or drop out. But It ' up to the individuals if college and their future matters to them.
Rhetorical Analysis: “Why College
Professor Briggs
English 1010
Annotated Bibliography
Is College Really worth it all? Does going to college really pay off once it is all over? Because why go to college in the first place anyways? Who cares about getting an education when you 'll be spending all this time and money on a piece of paper? I mean is it really worth it? Some people would argue that students spend days and nights studying and worrying about grades, life, debt, and everything after they’re done with college. So the question remains! So what, what’s the point, what do we really learn in the end? Students all believe in the life or the hope in life that you achieve after college. The point of going to school is for a better job, a better career, and …show more content…
She has trained a winning racehorse and is interested in American presidential history. She now studies veterinary medicine at the Royal Veterinary College in London and plans to practice in Virginia once she graduates. The essay responds to Rick Pearlstein’s opinion piece “what’s the matter with college?” in which he argues that universities no longer matter as much as they once did. Addison brings up a very good point across the need to attend a 4 year school right away. I see her point of view on college being important and students need to start in one of the thousands of community colleges across the …show more content…
The essential purpose of college is to obtain a degree for a good career one searches for. Which in order to obtain a specific chosen degree one has to put in the effort of going to school and spending time and money on a school and the materials such as books and other materials for those classes one chooses to take.
College was not only for the rich back then sure they could afford it and more of the upper class attended, but the middle class as well attended whether rich, poor, and more likely the middle class college was important for those individuals because it meant for a better life and access to a more acceptable, comfortable life especially for the middle class.
Today college is even more important for people because college today matters to an extent where in order to obtain a good paying job one has to have a degree. But college is not for everyone some individuals go to college for the experience and party life and those individuals either complete or drop out. But It ' up to the individuals if college and their future matters to them.
Rhetorical Analysis: “Why College