My Vision for America What’s your vision for America? Do you believe the changes you want to see are possible? America has been on the rise since the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776, making it free from Great Britain. Thousands of people work each day to make this country the way it is today. Some citizens are pessimistic and believe that our nation will never reach the greatness they wish to see. My vision for America is bright and full of hope for the future because I believe we, the people can help make a college education affordable for everyone, no matter the social ranking. I believe America can increase the equal opportunities for men and women in the workplace. I believe that we the people can help insure that everyone
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“Although most students enroll in college, many of them don’t graduate. About 40 percent of students graduate within four years, according to college planning partnerships” (Thompson.) I believe this percentage is low because college is simply too expensive. Many students cannot pay college tuition without taking out an enormous loan, which most likely will follow them around for the next ten years. There are many scholarships and financial aid services across the country, but the application process is hard to complete. My vision for America is that a college education can be given to everyone, of any social class, at a cost they can …show more content…
I believe enhancing these few points I have stated will increase our survival rate. If we can lower the cost of a college education, the attendance and graduation rates will improve. If we can enhance the equal job opportunities in the workplace, women and men will have an equal chance of success. If we can help every citizen have a place to call home, we will have people off the streets and feel a sense of relief knowing that everyone has a safe place to stay and create loving families. I believe that if we can improve these things, a well-educated, fairly employed, sheltered America is in our
“Although most students enroll in college, many of them don’t graduate. About 40 percent of students graduate within four years, according to college planning partnerships” (Thompson.) I believe this percentage is low because college is simply too expensive. Many students cannot pay college tuition without taking out an enormous loan, which most likely will follow them around for the next ten years. There are many scholarships and financial aid services across the country, but the application process is hard to complete. My vision for America is that a college education can be given to everyone, of any social class, at a cost they can …show more content…
I believe enhancing these few points I have stated will increase our survival rate. If we can lower the cost of a college education, the attendance and graduation rates will improve. If we can enhance the equal job opportunities in the workplace, women and men will have an equal chance of success. If we can help every citizen have a place to call home, we will have people off the streets and feel a sense of relief knowing that everyone has a safe place to stay and create loving families. I believe that if we can improve these things, a well-educated, fairly employed, sheltered America is in our