Zac Warble
ENG W131
Sec 4:30pm Rhetorical Analysis II
Post high school education in america has dwindled in the last 3 years do to a 30 percent increase in drop out rate and a 10 percent decrease in graduating students per year. Also for the students that do graduation there has been a decrease in employers wanting people straight out of college, wanting experience over knowledge. So this has raised the one question. Is college still worth it? Many people do still believe that college is very worth it and even necessary to live a decent life. But there are some that truly believe that college has become more of a bonus then a necessity to leading a decent life. This is the topic I will be analysing and some of the key aspects of …show more content…
When it comes to the case of the cost vs the reward of going to college we could see that the two people that went to collage fully stood behind the fact that college was worth it but only used their own experience to support their reason. While the two people that didn 't go to college fully stood behind the fact that college is not worth the cost and used numbers in polls to support their argument. The next aspect was the job market for college graduates and in this it showed that both people from both sides of the argument both had a job before their last year in college and that neither had trouble finding work after college. Lastly was the Future opportunities for college graduates vs the future opportunities for people who didn 't attend college and in this it showed that neither side of the argument had facts to support their argument and only had opinions from their own side to help persuade their side of the argument. So as you can see not everything you read is black or white and there is always something to look closely
ENG W131
Sec 4:30pm Rhetorical Analysis II
Post high school education in america has dwindled in the last 3 years do to a 30 percent increase in drop out rate and a 10 percent decrease in graduating students per year. Also for the students that do graduation there has been a decrease in employers wanting people straight out of college, wanting experience over knowledge. So this has raised the one question. Is college still worth it? Many people do still believe that college is very worth it and even necessary to live a decent life. But there are some that truly believe that college has become more of a bonus then a necessity to leading a decent life. This is the topic I will be analysing and some of the key aspects of …show more content…
When it comes to the case of the cost vs the reward of going to college we could see that the two people that went to collage fully stood behind the fact that college was worth it but only used their own experience to support their reason. While the two people that didn 't go to college fully stood behind the fact that college is not worth the cost and used numbers in polls to support their argument. The next aspect was the job market for college graduates and in this it showed that both people from both sides of the argument both had a job before their last year in college and that neither had trouble finding work after college. Lastly was the Future opportunities for college graduates vs the future opportunities for people who didn 't attend college and in this it showed that neither side of the argument had facts to support their argument and only had opinions from their own side to help persuade their side of the argument. So as you can see not everything you read is black or white and there is always something to look closely