I Believe In College

I am fortunate enough to have parents that can afford to send me to college, and support my choice to pursue a higher education. By attending college, I will eventually graduate with a degree and later earn a high paying career. Along with this, I have found college to be a way to discovering who I am. I have been able to move out, take over my own bills, and earn responsibility by doing so. Unfortunately, not everyone is able to attend college. Financial reasons typically hold individuals back from attending universities, and that later may affect their lives. Although I attend class daily, the true effect college will have on me in the future goes unnoticed. An education is something that is highly valued, and so important. Everyone should have the chance to have an education, but unfortunately, it does not happen. College for me, is a privilege. Therefore, I will work hard to earn my degree, and later put it to

College is awesome in many different ways. When you are in college, you have the independence and freedom to do anything that you would like to do. Another good thing about college is the variety of courses that different colleges offer, and also chance to focus on what you really want to do as a career. Although all colleges are different, they all have to same goal. To help and to see students become successful.

The main reason most people go to college is not because they want to but because they have to. All throughout high school you're pressured by your guidance counselors and parents to go to college because it is the right path to take in life. Maybe not everyone is meant to go to college, and they might have a different calling in life. There are people who have never been to college and are doing way better than people

Attending college can be replete with many benefits. For me I’ve found various reasons why I can say it helps my life till this day. Learning to think critically and communicate better, becoming better prepared for diversity. Another one is learning how to better deal with advances in knowledge and technology that are changing the world. For my first time in over five years, going back to school has been very euphoric and bolstering.

People have different reasons on why going to college and getting an education is important for them. However, I am interested in going to college and obtaining a good education because it will help benefit my family, my country, and me. Earning a college degree is all about opening up more opportunities in life. College has a lot to offer today. Currently, I am undecided of what I want to purse, but I plan on to major into biology field or speech pathology. My goals are to earn a B.A degree in one of theses fields of study, which will assist me in my future career. I am expecting college to be a positive experience that will help shape me and allow me to discover who I really am. I am hoping to gain experiences that will help me

More than just trying to make my family proud, I want to go to college to better myself. I see going to college as an opportunity to challenge myself intellectually, emotionally, and mentally. The idea of being in an environment where people actually want to learn and succeed is one that excites me for it’s something I haven’t experienced before. Where I’m from many people see going to school as an obligation rather than a gateway to a better future. I’m tired of being surrounded by people who don’t want to learn or simply don’t care about bettering themselves. Going into college will provide a space for me to interact with people who have goals and aspirations.

College is a big change in my life. It is a step I need to take to reach my goal. I don’t have too many expectations about college, because it is my first time experiencing it. I have heard that college is much harder than high school, and I completely understand that. I expect to get a lot of work, which I have already noticed, plenty of distractions, and a new way of living.

In our systematic society, college is the milestone of true choice and freedom. Those who choose not to attend are generally frowned upon, and that fact alone is enough to persuade anyone into making the great leap. For me college is much more than just a seemingly obligatory phase in the hierarchy of education, it is a way to exponentially increase my knowledge in subject matter that I enjoy while getting a taste of independence.

In addition, college provides things such as job fairs, career services, internships, and volunteer opportunities. Nearly 80% of college students complete internships during school which always comes in handy when applying for jobs after graduation. Also, depending on the school you choose, you’ll have access to some brilliant professors

I believe that college is an amazing opportunity for young adults to become independent and grow as role models for the next generations to come.

As long as I could remember, I’ve always wanted to go to college. it always seemed like a life altering thing that could positively affect many aspects of life. I have always known college was for me. I am excited to see how college will help me grow into a more productive person in society by furthering my education. For me, it is huge accomplishment of being the first of my family to attend a four year University, I am doing this to break the cycle of academic underachievement; while also setting a great example for my younger brother. Most importantly, I want to further my education, there are still so many things I can learn. This will help guide my future into a well suited job for me that will allow me to do what I love.

When most people think of college, some of the first words that come to mind are majors, boards, and diploma. The problem with this is that all of those words are associated with academics. Although academics are a big reason as to why you go to college, college is so much more than that. Many different student clubs and organizations are available to apply yourself to. Being involved in more than your classes can better your college experience by widening your opportunities, creating friendships, and making connections. Being a part of a community is very rewarding and being involved on campus is an experience that will stick with you for a lifetime.

College, for me, could be summed up in one word: passion. Not just any passion, but the best one I can think of: passion for knowledge. That feeling that drives us to unknown places as we try to explain and

College has been something parents expected their child do whether or not they were motivated to do so. And like most of those parents, mine encouraged me to further my education. Though I didn’t mind doing so, in fact, I kind of thought about going to college or a university for as long as I can remember. In a way, I didn’t think there was anything worth my time to do after high school other than continuing my education. Of course growing up as the youngest child in my family, I looked up to my siblings and even my parents to help me guide in which direction I desired. While my parents lacked some education, and my siblings seemed to find themselves in trouble with either mom and dad or the school administration, it made me realize that school is really a path to decide how someone will end up as. For example, my parents dropped out during grade school and have trouble getting better jobs because of not having a college or a high school degree. My sister dropped out of college after her first semester and though she did continue with beauty school and starting a family, I can tell she wishes she had the time to continue college, not juggling 3 jobs to support her family. My brother never found the motivation to do great in school and though he has some social issues, he continues on his 6th year at the local college with F’s and no idea what he will do once college is over. This motivated me to do amazing in school. In a way, I wanted to do what they couldn’t just so

College is a place to prepare students for the future It is somewhere people can discover themselves, learn how to think on their