Nowadays, most of students will go to a college are various with these reasons like some want to advance their knowledge in education, or some think it sounds nice to pursue a higher education to gain a decent reputation. Undoubtedly, it’s true in many career and education fields, but to consider carefully, Nemko (2009) found colleges love to trumpet the statistic that, over their lifetimes, college graduates earn more than non-graduates. That means colleges tend to exaggerate earning a degree will guarantee student have a well-paying job intentionally. What’s worse, students will be intrigued to dig up a debt and a flaw in choosing an erroneous learning to get a nothing but a non-valuable degree. For this reason, college is not worthwhile at all.
The Burden of Student Debt First and foremost, if we think attending to a college will open a bright door in the future, the debt possibly closes it after graduation. In an influential article, Penelope Wang (2008) stated that after two decades, several colleges and universities across the country have been jacking up tuition at a faster rate than costs that rose on other major product, four times faster even than increases in the …show more content…
These staggering numbers indicated many students’ debts can never be forgotten, so they must pay off working as waiters or clerks. In other words, a college degree is rather likely to guarantee the students debt than a well-paying job, and going to college can seriously put anyone in a great deal of debt that she or he will definitely pay off for the rest of her or his
The Burden of Student Debt First and foremost, if we think attending to a college will open a bright door in the future, the debt possibly closes it after graduation. In an influential article, Penelope Wang (2008) stated that after two decades, several colleges and universities across the country have been jacking up tuition at a faster rate than costs that rose on other major product, four times faster even than increases in the …show more content…
These staggering numbers indicated many students’ debts can never be forgotten, so they must pay off working as waiters or clerks. In other words, a college degree is rather likely to guarantee the students debt than a well-paying job, and going to college can seriously put anyone in a great deal of debt that she or he will definitely pay off for the rest of her or his