When did college begin to become a way of life, a necessity in most households? Most parents encourage their children to go to college from a very young age. For a lot, it’s simply a way of life. You grow up, leave high school, and then go straight into college. In Frank Bruni’s, “The Imperiled Promise of College,” he speaks about how numerous people are going to college, yet a lot of them don’t have jobs after they receive their diploma, or that their job has nothing to do with what they have studied. The reason for this is, they are not studying the things that we have a demand for in this country, and therefore, we grant visas to other students across the globe that attain those skills that we deem essential. In Andrew Hacker and Claudia
