Audience: Students, who cannot afford schools and struggle with a student’s life.
Gail O. Mellow's article "The Biggest Misconception About Today’s College Students" on The New York Times discusses on college students' hardship as well as the desire that students could receive more supports from government. I totally agree with the author because I am a college student and I deeply understand how hard it is to balance among study, work, financial issues and relationships. Government’s investments on education not only reduce students’ burdens, but also form a stable foundation for a brighter future of the country for several reasons.
The first reason is caring about college students is caring about the development of the nation. Today's students
Gail O. Mellow's article "The Biggest Misconception About Today’s College Students" on The New York Times discusses on college students' hardship as well as the desire that students could receive more supports from government. I totally agree with the author because I am a college student and I deeply understand how hard it is to balance among study, work, financial issues and relationships. Government’s investments on education not only reduce students’ burdens, but also form a stable foundation for a brighter future of the country for several reasons.
The first reason is caring about college students is caring about the development of the nation. Today's students