Should everyone be forced into going to college? Everyone should have the right to choose their future and even if individuals worked hard in college we would still need individuals to make burgers, drive us to places and make pizza. Not everyone needs to go to college because some talents requires college but some don't.
There are many underemployed college graduates. In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by Andrew J. Rotherham, in paragraph three it states that there are many rewarding and important jobs that don't require college, in fact there are more college graduates than the current job market needs. The amount of college graduates exceed the amount of job market needs and because of this college graduates don't often get jobs they desire. Some work on jobs that are performed by individuals with less education.
Finding a job after college takes time. In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by …show more content…
In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by Andrew J. Rotherham, in paragraph five it stated that the average weekly earnings for individuals with some college but no degree is $712, college graduates earn $1038, the difference is almost $17,000 over the course of the year. There are individuals out there without a college education and are more successful than those who have a college degree. In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by Andrew J. Rotherham in paragraph four it stated, Mark Zuckerberg Facebook founder, Bill Gates creator of Microsoft, Steve Jobs creator of apples are all college dropouts. They are evidence that all that's time sitting in class could be put to a better use. Life can be very successful without a degree, it is up to the individual to decide if they're going to let their education status stop them from creating new discoveries that could benefit them and the
There are many underemployed college graduates. In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by Andrew J. Rotherham, in paragraph three it states that there are many rewarding and important jobs that don't require college, in fact there are more college graduates than the current job market needs. The amount of college graduates exceed the amount of job market needs and because of this college graduates don't often get jobs they desire. Some work on jobs that are performed by individuals with less education.
Finding a job after college takes time. In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by …show more content…
In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by Andrew J. Rotherham, in paragraph five it stated that the average weekly earnings for individuals with some college but no degree is $712, college graduates earn $1038, the difference is almost $17,000 over the course of the year. There are individuals out there without a college education and are more successful than those who have a college degree. In the article, "Actually, College is Very Much Worth It" by Andrew J. Rotherham in paragraph four it stated, Mark Zuckerberg Facebook founder, Bill Gates creator of Microsoft, Steve Jobs creator of apples are all college dropouts. They are evidence that all that's time sitting in class could be put to a better use. Life can be very successful without a degree, it is up to the individual to decide if they're going to let their education status stop them from creating new discoveries that could benefit them and the