attend college to advance their education. Weather some people believe it or not, having an education is very important. This can be a life changing experience and it can make a huge difference down the road. So, do I think college is worth the money? Absolutely! Education and being knowledgeable can open many doors and give students so many opportunities that they would not have had had they not attended college. Today I will be going over a few reasons why college is worth the time and money and I
Is College Worth the Money? Imagine telling a student who just graduated from college that you have wasted four years of hard, stressful and even worse, expensive work. Unfortunately, in this cynical society today, the world isn’t just full of competitors, but it’s full of greedy money-grabbing businesses. The worst businesses aren’t manufacturing or electric companies, but colleges and universities. In Caroline Bird’s essay “College is a Waste of Time and Money,” she examines how college has
BuentelloENG 13012 December 2016Is college worth it?: The value of a higher educationRecently, college has become a necessary and ideal step in life after graduatinghighschool for the general population, despite the it’s costly demand. Its pricey cost raises thequestion: Is a college education worth the money? College is an opportunity to experiencepersonal growth, to meet new people, gain new ideas, be inspired, and expand knowledge. Onthe other hand, college teaches you job-related experiences
university or college education, has become the mainstream educational model through the whole world. However, the continuous rising of college tuitions makes us focus on the problem “Is College Worth THE Money” came up with Daniel. Should we insist to finish our higher education at cost of expensive tuition. Or should we drop out of university and go to work directly? The conflicts arise when we try to define the value of higher education. But “Plan B: Skip College” (Steinberg) and “Is College Worth THE Money”
Many college graduates are finding it hard to get jobs. The biggest issue is the amount of debt Americans are facing due to the college degree they were told they should have. Colleges have been raising the prices on everything from tuition to books. The government is giving out loans to students without even asking where they’re going to school for, or if they’ll even have a plan to pay off the debt in the future. The mentality is that corporations and business won’t hire someone unless they possess
Many college graduates are finding it hard to get jobs. The biggest issue is the amount of student debt. Furthermore, when an education becomes outdated a few years after graduation, a college degree becomes worthless. If a college graduate does not land a good paying job six month after graduation, they have to start paying off their student loans. In addition, many employers will hire someone with an out dated college degree. College is now impossible for most students to afford without getting
think about their life ahead. Although, they may not think about college, it is still there. Life ahead means getting a job to make money for everything else and if one wants a well paying job in the future, then college is the best option. College education is worth it because it makes a person better and more educated, college is not as expensive as some think, and the college pays for itself once there is a job to pay for it. A college education has higher benefits in the long run for better and higher
to get a job. However, I am not sure what I want to be in the future. Am I wasting my time in college? Hopefully not. I still have a couple terms to consider what I want to do. I feel lucky to be in the college in the U.S. If I were in japan and going to Japanese college, I would have had to decide the major before I go to college and take an entering exam which is really hard. On the other hand, college in the U.S. let students enter without deciding the major, and students still have time to think
College: It Is Worth the Time Going to college has been an ongoing discussion for ages. Some people believe that college is not worth the time and money, and some believe college is. People can benefit from having a college degree. College degrees are worth the time, the hard work, and the money, and there are facts to prove it. Although some people debate this issue, the right answer is to attend college and obtain a degree. Often people debate going to college right after they graduate high school
question “Is college needed or worth it?” While it is an opinion, there are facts that back up each answer. Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” mentions that the enlightened must help the unenlightened and further their knowledge. The problem with America today is that high school students are given the option of college and that makes for less enlightened people. While it is possible to learn in the work force or Army, college is a better option. Mary Daly wrote the article “Is It Still Worth Going to College