Pros And Cons Of Going To College

Many high school students struggle on the fact whether or not should they attend college after high school or not. College is a place to further someone’s education rather than just having an average high school diploma. A person can attend college for however long they want to receive any degree to mind. Going to college will be a helpful advantage to a person life because a person can live finically stable, choose your own career, and enjoy the lifestyle that comes with going away for college.

One question that comes to mind when graduating high school is, “should I attend college?” For many graduates this question have a very obvious answer. A high school graduate may state that, “college is the best option if one is trying to get a higher level of education, and will help one compete for a higher paying job.” However, in my opinion most graduates do not consider the fact that going to college is a very big decision to make and that the schoolwork will not be easy. Going to college is not the best choice for every high school graduate because many students cannot handle college, colleges’ lower standards, and not all jobs require a college degree.

While going to college can help you succeed in life, it is not for everyone. Some people already know what they want to do after high school and don’t need a college education to accomplish it. On the other hand, others do attend college to find what they want to do and it just ends up being a waste of time and money. College should not be required for every high school graduate.

When thinking about the future, college is usually the first option on student’s mind. It is the place to go if someone wants to have a successful life, but there is more than one way to get to a destination and that applies to life after high school to. College is important, but careful considerations need to be put in on the debt that would have to be paid back, the other options that are available that could earn as much as a person with a degree, and the stigma of not going to college because there are many different roads that can lead to success.

Not everyone believes, that you have to go to college to be successful. Is it worth going thousands of dollars in debt? Having to pay back student loans for years and years after graduating with your degree. Also, There are successful jobs that need no college education. There are very successful people in this world with no college education whatsoever. It is also common for people who do get there college degree but can't find a job with that degree.There are a lot of things that factor in when you think about if you really have to go to college to be successful in this world. Not everyone's definition of successful is the same.

After high school, there are so many possible roads to take. Whether it be going into the military, college, work, and or travel the world there are many endless possibilities. All of the seniors that graduate will most likely continue there scholar career at some sort of college, which is a good choice to make because once the graduates know what they want to be they can go and pursue it at the college level. Even though college can be expensive it will be worth it in the end when you graduate with a degree and use it with your everyday lifestyle. People who choose to go to college right after high school and not have a gap year is the right choice because they can get their careers started and not behind a year, they don't spend extra money on travel expenses, and once people stop going to school they will lose the motivation to go back to college.

Every day a student thinks about where they’re going to college. Are they going to a community, a university, out of state college? Do they want to do two, four, six, or eight years? Can they get financial aid or even a scholarship? Thousands of questions run through their heads as they think about their future. College opens many doors but it also closes many.

College is the noun for educational institutions. While the usage would vary from each English speaking country, it is most often used to represent specifically tertiary educational institutions. Furthermore, a college degree is the goal of a person when they enter a college due to the fact that a college degree can help propel them forward towards their life goals. The world and its society have such a popular opinion which has time and time again proven to not be an absolute truth. While it does have merits, getting a college degree does not guarantee success in life as the children of the Y generation have been told time and time again by parents, teachers, and every other adult and peers. Once such example is someone whose success might

Imagine coming to high School is a dream and passion to every individual, because it’s the way and beginning of acquiring better Educations through the help of our teachers,parents and some leaders of our Society. In-order to complete our goal, we must attend College to get our degree.

Many People only see the negatives in going to college, but the positives highly outweigh the negatives. This is due to the many benefits that college provides, such as getting paid more, and with teaching valuable life skills.

After high school students have the opportunity to attend a college. Today, it seems like fewer people go to college. People will say “It’s too expensive” or “I don’t have the time;” however, that's just not the case. In my opinion, college is worth it because if someone is seeking a long-term job with security, mobility, and pay increase they should attend college. Having a college degree is better than not having one at all.

1. The thought of graduating with a student debt of £27,000 can discourage many students from pursuing a tertiary education. Indeed, BBC news recently reported that the rise in fees had led to a 17 per cent drop in UK undergraduates. The case is especially grim for part-time students, who are more likely to come from disadvantaged backgrounds to begin with, and who may find the fees simply too high to afford.

“Remember when you were little and you’d fall on the trampoline and everyone would keep jumping so you couldn’t get back up? That’s college.”

Diane’s family was taken from her at the worst time. If they were taken when she was an infant she wouldn’t of known what was going on. If they were taken when she was an adult then she would of been old enough to process and deal with it. Instead they were taken away from her right in the middle of her adolescence. Her experiences and trauma as a child directly affected the type of adult she would grow into. Going into college she was at a pretty big disadvantage from a great many factors, most of the factors being in direct result to her parents deportation.

Today in the United States, students are graduating from high school and are choosing to make attending college a high priority after graduation. Some school districts are helping their students reach their goal of getting accepted into college by providing tutoring for the ACT and SAT, but some schools are not providing a model for students on what they could be majoring and minoring when entering college. With Advanced Placement courses, students can realize what college will be like and if they would need to enter college with pursuing certain job titles. Thinkers like John Dewey, Sir Ken Robinson and John Locke, all had different beliefs on education, but ultimately agreed that education should be cultivating, realistic and beneficial for all students no matter their interests or dreams. I believe students are more successful when introduced to higher academic courses such as Advance Placement courses while in high school. With students being introduced to higher academic courses, they increase their chances of attending college, gain better knowledge on what they may want to pursue in college and in the real world, and can increase their likelihood of college entrances and scholarships.