The Desire for “More” Derives from School In every classroom, there are an abundance of different students that attend school for several reasons. Some of those reasons may be to graduate and venture to college, to play sports in college, to get a brighter education, or just to receive their diploma at the end of one’s twelve year-period of struggle and chaos. Each person has a goal that is different than another’s, but there are some students who struggle with the question of why to stay in school? The decision of dropping out and “going with the flow” has been used by an incredible amount of students. This decision could cripple one’s ability to become the best they could ever be or lose the availability of finding what their fullest
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Although, during the twelve-year period of remaining in school, there are many struggles that teenagers endure. They are not only faced with identity crises, but the pressure of peers, the views of society and many of other unknown “secrets” of a teenage life. The best bet for these students to strive to success is a set of encouraging parents or guardians, a montage of respectfully, disciplinary teachers, and a bevy of positive friends. Even though this is the hope that each student has been dealt this particular “hand of cards,” it is more unlikely nowadays, so multiple students are dependent upon themselves in order to complete school. By staying in school, you set your life on a path that leads to an infinite number of …show more content…
College evaluates nearly every aspect of your life. It shows a person’s strengths, weaknesses, efforts, potential, individuality, etc. There are preposterous amounts of things to discover in college, but the only way to achieve the opportunity is by staying in school and graduating. There are many numbers of possibilities to learn about yourself in high school, but the thing about college is that you are responsible for yourself and for some the only person you can be dependent on is yourself. Hard work, dedication and perseverance are the three factors that will carry one through schooling, and allow them to determine where they want to go in life and how their capacity of motivation will affect them for the rest of their
Although, during the twelve-year period of remaining in school, there are many struggles that teenagers endure. They are not only faced with identity crises, but the pressure of peers, the views of society and many of other unknown “secrets” of a teenage life. The best bet for these students to strive to success is a set of encouraging parents or guardians, a montage of respectfully, disciplinary teachers, and a bevy of positive friends. Even though this is the hope that each student has been dealt this particular “hand of cards,” it is more unlikely nowadays, so multiple students are dependent upon themselves in order to complete school. By staying in school, you set your life on a path that leads to an infinite number of …show more content…
College evaluates nearly every aspect of your life. It shows a person’s strengths, weaknesses, efforts, potential, individuality, etc. There are preposterous amounts of things to discover in college, but the only way to achieve the opportunity is by staying in school and graduating. There are many numbers of possibilities to learn about yourself in high school, but the thing about college is that you are responsible for yourself and for some the only person you can be dependent on is yourself. Hard work, dedication and perseverance are the three factors that will carry one through schooling, and allow them to determine where they want to go in life and how their capacity of motivation will affect them for the rest of their