“The cost of not going to college has risen.”
High school seniors who have the opportunity to get a higher education should take it and make the best out of it. Going to college to receive this higher education has numerous rewarding results in the long run.
For my first three years of high school I knew I wanted to go to college. Then my senior year I wasn’t quite sure. During the first quarter I said over and over again I was going to go. Then during the second quarter I decided I wasn’t going to go. I was like this during the last semester of my senior year, I kept debating whether or not to go. Finally, at the end of the year I decided I was going to go to college. I then moved out of my mother’s house and moved in with my cousins and now I’m about finished with my first year. I have no regrets in the decision I had made. College can …show more content…
Since most classes don’t meet every day you don’t have a constant reminder to do the work assigned to you. Some teachers don’t remind you to do the work because it is not their job to remind you. Therefore, you have to made a schedule to make time for all the homework and reading that needs to be done. Lastly, like I said in my previous paragraph, you need to have a schedule, which helps you become more responsible. A schedule helps you make time for homework in all the classes you have. Also having an agenda will help you make time for any clubs or sports you want to join while in college. On the contrary, college is expensive. You have to pay for classes, classes cost at least around $250 and that is without buying books. I am taking a three-hour credit class and just for that one class it costed $350. The cost of books varies from under $100 to over $200. After paying for all the classes and books, over $1,000 has been spend. Not everyone can afford to spend that much money every
High school seniors who have the opportunity to get a higher education should take it and make the best out of it. Going to college to receive this higher education has numerous rewarding results in the long run.
For my first three years of high school I knew I wanted to go to college. Then my senior year I wasn’t quite sure. During the first quarter I said over and over again I was going to go. Then during the second quarter I decided I wasn’t going to go. I was like this during the last semester of my senior year, I kept debating whether or not to go. Finally, at the end of the year I decided I was going to go to college. I then moved out of my mother’s house and moved in with my cousins and now I’m about finished with my first year. I have no regrets in the decision I had made. College can …show more content…
Since most classes don’t meet every day you don’t have a constant reminder to do the work assigned to you. Some teachers don’t remind you to do the work because it is not their job to remind you. Therefore, you have to made a schedule to make time for all the homework and reading that needs to be done. Lastly, like I said in my previous paragraph, you need to have a schedule, which helps you become more responsible. A schedule helps you make time for homework in all the classes you have. Also having an agenda will help you make time for any clubs or sports you want to join while in college. On the contrary, college is expensive. You have to pay for classes, classes cost at least around $250 and that is without buying books. I am taking a three-hour credit class and just for that one class it costed $350. The cost of books varies from under $100 to over $200. After paying for all the classes and books, over $1,000 has been spend. Not everyone can afford to spend that much money every