Here in the United States we have an education system. This system is supposed to be the greatest on earth, unfortunately it is not. Now there are several contributing factors to why we might have a flawed education system. One, the United States is so war hungry that they decide to take from youth education to fund it. This leads to teachers who should be paid well, but are not. This drains the excitement they once had to become a teacher to help and teach children and young adults. Instead the dream job they envisioned, they can barely survive on the salary they are given. Young people who once aspired to become great teachers see what is going on and become discouraged leading them to find another career. So now because …show more content…
The fact that we spend 12 years of our life in the system and, no not even knowing how to cook, apply for a job, started business, or even buy a house is sad. We should be at least taught to grow food, but sadly no it doesn 't stop there though, throughout this whole process to get one piece of paper we are told that we must go to college to be successful. You see our grade school was free, but we are made to feel obligated to go through more schooling called college. Most go for four years but others go for more. This is where our education system takes advantage of students for many years and maybe for some, the rest of their lives. Students want to go to college even if they can 't afford it in the hopes that with whatever degree they get they will be able to have a great job and greater income. So what do the students who are desperate for an education but can 't afford it do? Well they go to the bank and get a student loan. Even if a student qualifies for financial aid it doesn 't cover everything, and most still require a loan to afford college. Everything is well while students go to school to get a piece of paper at the end. Six months later whether they have a job or not, they are required to start paying back that …show more content…
I even got certified by Microsoft as a specialist in three programs and now plans start a few businesses that I have had in mind for a while. I also plan to further my education in computer science or computer tech. While in trade school I became a member of the Trainee Advisory Council and became a leader on campus. I started the Bitcoin Club to teach people about the technology. I also got the opportunity to work for a major company in the area for a six-week paid internship. I became more comfortable with public speaking and more outgoing. I told a lot of people there the week before I completed and left, that I became more of the person I wanted to be in high school. I earned many certifications that no one can take away from me. Most importantly, I made great friends that I plan to work with in the future. Sure I still plan to go to college, but only when I either save up enough money to afford it on my own, or if it somehow becomes affordable in the future. I would personally, based on my experience encourage high school graduates to go to a trade school to get certifications and experience because that is what most jobs look for today. On the other hand though, do what feels right for