College. That is what has been in your mind for the last two years if you are a senior in high school. You might be one that does go to college and get further education. Or you could possibly be one that does not want anything to do with it. But we can all agree that with a college education you would get a better job and a better pay.
Let’s proceed with why you should not go to college. The first most widely known fact is that college is expensive. Every year the tuition rises substantially. Not everyone wants to get a load of debt that will haunt you if you don’t get the job you intended to go for. Or if you are in the field you wanted but did not start out where you had hoped. In source one: Consumer report on page ten, it states in paragraph two “it’s far too easy to get $50,000, $75,000, even $100,000 regardless of likely or possible future earnings”.
You would save plenty of money if you just went to find a job immediately after high school. In source 3: List on page twelve there is a list …show more content…
But it does not surpass having a professional degree after a few years. Conversely if you got the job you originally intended to get. Also there are benefits to having a college educations aside from getting a better pay. You can get health care coverage. For instance, my eldest sister Stephanie is in the medical field. She notified me on some of her health care benefits. She stated that she can get her health insurance “Standard plan” for the price for the “Basic plan”. Stephanie explained how great it was because when she first got a job it was in retail, consequently she had not attending college just yet. She talked about the hardships she faced before college, but now she has no issues regarding health and financial stability. Stephanie would always tell me that if I do not get college education I would have a hard time in
Let’s proceed with why you should not go to college. The first most widely known fact is that college is expensive. Every year the tuition rises substantially. Not everyone wants to get a load of debt that will haunt you if you don’t get the job you intended to go for. Or if you are in the field you wanted but did not start out where you had hoped. In source one: Consumer report on page ten, it states in paragraph two “it’s far too easy to get $50,000, $75,000, even $100,000 regardless of likely or possible future earnings”.
You would save plenty of money if you just went to find a job immediately after high school. In source 3: List on page twelve there is a list …show more content…
But it does not surpass having a professional degree after a few years. Conversely if you got the job you originally intended to get. Also there are benefits to having a college educations aside from getting a better pay. You can get health care coverage. For instance, my eldest sister Stephanie is in the medical field. She notified me on some of her health care benefits. She stated that she can get her health insurance “Standard plan” for the price for the “Basic plan”. Stephanie explained how great it was because when she first got a job it was in retail, consequently she had not attending college just yet. She talked about the hardships she faced before college, but now she has no issues regarding health and financial stability. Stephanie would always tell me that if I do not get college education I would have a hard time in