Many college students are attending college only because their job might require some certification or degree. For students like these, college is a place to grow in their career paths and eventually make more money. According to Louis Menand, staff writer for The New Yorker, our society is encouraging people to pursue career’s which promise “the greatest personal or financial rewards,” this means …show more content…
. . do better on the C.L.A. . . . while the students who score the lowest and improve the least are business majors.” They say that there can be many reasons for this, liberal arts students take more classes that involve reading and writing. They also are much more selective when it comes to picking out their colleges, which means they are “prepared academically” which “makes them more likely to