Why Do Student Loan Debt

As many of college students know, college can be a gigantic headache. From keeping up with homework, test schedules, last minute studying, and reminding yourself to eat on the top of all that. It can surly drive a person insane. Most students, like myself, sometimes wonder is it even all worth it. Though the long, stressful nights and the complete overflow of debt a student puts themselves in, can get the best of anyone, a college education is worth more than its expenses.

My working thesis for this narrative is, "Though all the classes, textbooks, and other little necessities needed for a college semester can add up very quickly, a college education is worth more than its expenses." Other necessities that can add to the college expenses
From news updates to magazine headlines, this topic is still relevant today. There are many supporting arguments for this topic. First, college graduates make more money than someone who hasn't graduated or gone to college. College graduates makes twice as more as someone with high school diploma. Secondly, more jobs today require a college degree. Only 34% of American jobs require a high school diploma. Leaving 66% of jobs to college graduates. Even though there are many supporting arguments to this issue, there are also many counter arguments. For example, the number one counter argument for this issue is student loan debt is ruining for college students. As of June 2016, 42 million American students owed $1.3 trillion in student debt. Most concerns for college students is that they need a good paying job after college to pay back their school debt. Also, another counter argument for this topic is many people succeed without college degrees. There are numerous of wealthy individuals who obtained their wealth without school seeking. Since there are many pros and cons for this topic the pros and cons for this issue can go back and forth all
I also hope that my research can change the minds of the younger audience, and give them aspiration to go after their dreams. Understanding that school can be boring at times, but wishing they see the bigger picture. My audience would be younger students who are currently in school and also young adults who gave up on college and also decided not to go. The purpose of my research would be to persuade my audience to continue on their journey even though there are going to be many obstacles to