Going To College Research Paper

The question of whether or not to go to college is a major decision in every young person's life. People have different thoughts and reactions regarding the college experience. I interviewed my english teacher Mr. Vester. Vester said the best thing about college was, "having really great teachers who knew their stuff and reading obscure books". Time management is a fragile thing in college but you have "zero room for error" (Vester). He stated that he "would totally do it again. That's why I {he} went to grad school. I {he} liked the challenge" (Vester). Overall, Mr. Vesters college experience was hard but a good educational experience. One must consider many factors when making the decision to attend college after their high school graduation and having the right information can help in that process. College is for me because I want to further my education. After high school, I plan on attending Purdue University because that is where I have wanted to go since I was in middle school. The university's campus is magnificent and amazing! I plan to major in Geology because the study of the Earth
Living on your own sounds great, but sadly you have to room with someone your first year if you are staying in the dorms on campus. Mostly "every college student will have to deal with roommate issues" (Gates). You may have a roommate that is dirty, likes to party too much, or someone you just won't get along with. Being frustrated with your roommate might make you miss home. A lot of college "student will at one point get homesick" (Gates). A student said one of their biggest fears is attending college "16 hours away from home" (Lyon). Along with the social and emotional issues with college, "college courses require much more effort" (Gates). College work will be a lot harder than high school. You will be stressed and worn out. There are negative possibilities attending