College costs are worth it because college presents more opportunities involving
jobs with higher pay, and while your education lasts forever, student loans don’t. In the
following paper, I discuss ways of why college is worth it, and I present the differences
between the life of college graduates and people who only have their high school
diploma. I go into the problems that come with not going to college, and the success
that comes if you do go to college. I’m sure I'll be able to persuade you if you believe
that college isn’t worth it.
In 2013, the average college student paid $20,234 for total tuition, fees, room,
and board rates charged, students at a 4-year institution paid $23,872, and students at
a 2-year institution paid …show more content…
This
might be the most important part of the whole survey because this is basically telling
you that about 90% of the students are saying that college is worth it. 86% of graduates
who borrowed money to pay for their education say their degrees have been worth it so
far or that they expect for them to be worth it later on in the long run. So this means that
money shouldn’t be a problem, even if you don't have it, you can always pay it back,
and 86% of college graduates who have had to borrow money for college, say that it's
worth it, so that proves to you that college is worth it even if you don’t have the money.
So if most college graduates say that college is worth it after, what makes you think that
it won’t be worth it for you?
One thing that most people don't know about college is the relationships you
make. I mean if you think about it, you're trying to have the same career as all of your
classmates, and as you get older you might need to find a job, well guess what, all you
need to do is talk to your friends and see if they can help you out, if they already have a
job at a company. I mean just think about it, like some of these college friends
jobs with higher pay, and while your education lasts forever, student loans don’t. In the
following paper, I discuss ways of why college is worth it, and I present the differences
between the life of college graduates and people who only have their high school
diploma. I go into the problems that come with not going to college, and the success
that comes if you do go to college. I’m sure I'll be able to persuade you if you believe
that college isn’t worth it.
In 2013, the average college student paid $20,234 for total tuition, fees, room,
and board rates charged, students at a 4-year institution paid $23,872, and students at
a 2-year institution paid …show more content…
This
might be the most important part of the whole survey because this is basically telling
you that about 90% of the students are saying that college is worth it. 86% of graduates
who borrowed money to pay for their education say their degrees have been worth it so
far or that they expect for them to be worth it later on in the long run. So this means that
money shouldn’t be a problem, even if you don't have it, you can always pay it back,
and 86% of college graduates who have had to borrow money for college, say that it's
worth it, so that proves to you that college is worth it even if you don’t have the money.
So if most college graduates say that college is worth it after, what makes you think that
it won’t be worth it for you?
One thing that most people don't know about college is the relationships you
make. I mean if you think about it, you're trying to have the same career as all of your
classmates, and as you get older you might need to find a job, well guess what, all you
need to do is talk to your friends and see if they can help you out, if they already have a
job at a company. I mean just think about it, like some of these college friends