Is going to college really necessary? And is taking the chance and going, worth it? Zig Ziglar once said “You don't have to be great to start, you have to start to be great.” Going to college may be hard for many people and some people quit halfway through, but if I know anything it's that college is worth your time. Here are the many reasons why I believe going to college is a great thing.
To start off, going to college can improve the chances of you making more money. “College grads with bachelor's degrees earn on average of 30,000 more per year than high school students” (0:20, Life Noggin). This can be up to about 500 thousand dollars more per year. Given that fact that this is the case, that means you need to find a decent and high paying job to exceed those payments. Just think of all the food you can buy with that kind of money. …show more content…
“Based on Georgetown university economy in job projections, around 63% of jobs require some level of college education or a degree” (2:00, Life Noggin). College is important for most companies. If you have some type of college experience it raises the chances of good work, better sales, and increased advertisement. Even for the jobs that don't require a college degree, it is better to have knowledge on what you’re doing than having to be taught right then and there.
College does provide nippy things such as job fair career services internships and volunteer opportunities. “Nearly 80% of college students complete college internships during school, which always comes in handy when applying for jobs after graduation. Also, depending on your school you'll have access to some brilliant professors that you might have never gotten to meet otherwise” (1:01, Life Noggin). These connections, whether they're long or short they are very beneficial. Which could give you more job opportunities and/or life
To start off, going to college can improve the chances of you making more money. “College grads with bachelor's degrees earn on average of 30,000 more per year than high school students” (0:20, Life Noggin). This can be up to about 500 thousand dollars more per year. Given that fact that this is the case, that means you need to find a decent and high paying job to exceed those payments. Just think of all the food you can buy with that kind of money. …show more content…
“Based on Georgetown university economy in job projections, around 63% of jobs require some level of college education or a degree” (2:00, Life Noggin). College is important for most companies. If you have some type of college experience it raises the chances of good work, better sales, and increased advertisement. Even for the jobs that don't require a college degree, it is better to have knowledge on what you’re doing than having to be taught right then and there.
College does provide nippy things such as job fair career services internships and volunteer opportunities. “Nearly 80% of college students complete college internships during school, which always comes in handy when applying for jobs after graduation. Also, depending on your school you'll have access to some brilliant professors that you might have never gotten to meet otherwise” (1:01, Life Noggin). These connections, whether they're long or short they are very beneficial. Which could give you more job opportunities and/or life