A lot of people debate over whether college is beneficial or not. Well in a honest sense the answer to that is what do you want out of life? A highly placed job, lowly placed job? That is what decides whether college is for you or not. I honestly don’t feel the want for a high placed job, a job as a CEO, a job as a scientist, or an engineer. I personally choose the want for a normal placed job where I can live as a normal person. I’ve a few reasons why I also feel college wouldn’t be beneficial for people who don’t a large and powerful job. As well as reasons why you would go to college and shoot for a larger job, and important job.
As stated before college is more for the high grade jobs such as scientists, bosses, doctors, all that sorts. College therefore, is not for everyone. In the autobiography “Not Going to College is a Viable Option”, Lawrence B. Schlack points out that very fact. “Many could profit by simply going to work in a field they want to explore.” What he means here is it’d be more beneficial for some to go …show more content…
Even if you don’t graduate, a good example of that is Steve Jobs. He dropped out of college but attended some classes that interested him. With these classes he was able to start the Apple company as a college drop-out. Now I’m not saying drop out of college, if you want a strong, high grade job like a computer designer, even a video game designer as a lot of people want to be. THAT, takes college, animation takes college, architecture takes college. College is very beneficial for people with imagination, and intelligence, not just academic grades. As read in “Why Go to College” from How 2 Choose, University North of Texas. “The annual income for a person with a bachelor’s degree is nearly twice that of someone with only a high school diploma.” This typically means that someone who did college will overall be more successful than someone who didn’t. Remember however, that is
As stated before college is more for the high grade jobs such as scientists, bosses, doctors, all that sorts. College therefore, is not for everyone. In the autobiography “Not Going to College is a Viable Option”, Lawrence B. Schlack points out that very fact. “Many could profit by simply going to work in a field they want to explore.” What he means here is it’d be more beneficial for some to go …show more content…
Even if you don’t graduate, a good example of that is Steve Jobs. He dropped out of college but attended some classes that interested him. With these classes he was able to start the Apple company as a college drop-out. Now I’m not saying drop out of college, if you want a strong, high grade job like a computer designer, even a video game designer as a lot of people want to be. THAT, takes college, animation takes college, architecture takes college. College is very beneficial for people with imagination, and intelligence, not just academic grades. As read in “Why Go to College” from How 2 Choose, University North of Texas. “The annual income for a person with a bachelor’s degree is nearly twice that of someone with only a high school diploma.” This typically means that someone who did college will overall be more successful than someone who didn’t. Remember however, that is