Every day there are new articles about all the struggles that millennials are facing as the enter the adult world. Many of them are faced with large amounts of debit that they had accumulated during their college years. They whiny that things are different than when their parents and grandparents went to college. What millennials need to realize is that, they are not working hard enough to afford college. When their parents where in college, they worked their summers away to pay for their year’s tuition. The minimum wage in 1980 was $3.10 while today’s federal minimum wage is $7.25 but can vary from state to state. Millennials are ungrateful at the fact that they make over two dollars more than their parents did, yet still complain they can
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A large problem according The Atlantic is “only 60 percent of Americans seeking a bachelors degree complete their studies within six years”. It is simple, the less time someone spends on a degree the cheaper it will be. This plan would require a lot of work from both students and universities. Millennials are too lazy to finish school. Universities would also have to make sure that students were only taking classes that pertain to their degrees. Universities do not want to change their policies. They would rather have their students pay their debit in blood, organs, and …show more content…
One of these cost is the cost of textbooks. Many millennials are too stupid or too lazy to search out cheaper options for textbooks. They know they should be spending their money in their overpriced college bookstores. Millennials enjoy annoying their professor by complaining about the price of books. They also whine about how they purchase textbooks that are barley used in their classes. What millennials need to understand is that professor made them purchase these books for very important one paragraph section and that they must have the latest edition of said book. The latest edition of the textbooks offer the changes update for the newer years such as changing one word. Millennials could help cut the cost of textbooks by cutting pieces of their fingers off. The bigger the piece, the more textbooks that they can buy. Hopefully through this technique, millennials will become less lazy and start searching out alternative options for their
A large problem according The Atlantic is “only 60 percent of Americans seeking a bachelors degree complete their studies within six years”. It is simple, the less time someone spends on a degree the cheaper it will be. This plan would require a lot of work from both students and universities. Millennials are too lazy to finish school. Universities would also have to make sure that students were only taking classes that pertain to their degrees. Universities do not want to change their policies. They would rather have their students pay their debit in blood, organs, and …show more content…
One of these cost is the cost of textbooks. Many millennials are too stupid or too lazy to search out cheaper options for textbooks. They know they should be spending their money in their overpriced college bookstores. Millennials enjoy annoying their professor by complaining about the price of books. They also whine about how they purchase textbooks that are barley used in their classes. What millennials need to understand is that professor made them purchase these books for very important one paragraph section and that they must have the latest edition of said book. The latest edition of the textbooks offer the changes update for the newer years such as changing one word. Millennials could help cut the cost of textbooks by cutting pieces of their fingers off. The bigger the piece, the more textbooks that they can buy. Hopefully through this technique, millennials will become less lazy and start searching out alternative options for their