How to choose a college

Is College Worth the Cost? At some point in the life of nearly every American there is a choice to be made about whether or not college is worth the time and money. More and more people are beginning to question if college really is worth the cost due to record levels of unemployment for college graduates. Personally, I believe that the amount of time and money spent on a college education is worth it and has great returns that are not only measured in monetary value. If people decide that…

Education is Success Deciding whether to go to college or not is very stressful, and we have all been there. Some of us are forced to go, others choose not to go, and some think that they cannot make ends meet and choose to work instead. In the long run, it is those that choose to go or were forced to that end up being the most successful. Why? Because not only is the education beneficial, but it is also that you learn to find yourself in college. It is about the experiences that we go…

When you think about the two topics of high school and college what you picture is two different places. I’m think both reality also how our society wants us to picture these two places. There is going to some major differences, but also there are things that stay the same overall. The two different areas in schooling is basically how the student encounter on the campus and what they get out of the campus. Also how the room look in a college classroom compared to a high school classroom. I can…

College or Not? Have you ever wondered if college was the right choice to take? Many people are deciding whether or not to attend college. College has many benefits such as helping one obtain better employment, helping receive finer pay, and preparing many for a healthy life. College is one of the most important aspects of your career. It is an experience that will change your life. College helps me receive better employment. One reason of how college helps me receive better…

number of colleges in the United States has increased drastically in the last half-century. With this increase, high school seniors have a longer list of colleges and universities to choose from. Choosing the right college is a decision that will impact the young adult’s life tremendously. It is shown that the ages 18-22 are the most detrimental years in a young person’s life, so it is crucial that the college making decision is not taken lightly. There are two different types of colleges in…

whether one gets a college education or doesn’t. It helps one visualize your future career. To map out our path way. The point was to show the cost of college and the importance of going to college. In my project there’s two paths I could go after high school, My option A to study and become a dentist and for option B is get a job at footlocker. After graduating from high school, the job I choose for my option B is to get a job at footlocker, selling shoes. Some reasons why I choose this…

High school students in China have very different school lifetime than American high school student because it is common that they have a constant class timetable instead of a flexible school schedule. In American, high school students can choose their favorite class to study, and they can make their own school schedule. But in China, school administrators would formulate an identical class schedule for every same grade high school student. Many Chinese high school students really want to have a…

living under household rules to having youre own freedom. But how can they learn how to if they have no teaching to do so? Parents are High Schools are not teaching students how to manage their time and take care of their responsibilities while living on their own and this must be stopped. Incoming freshmen who move into the…

Within the article, The College Debt Trap, illustrated by Janet Bodnar, she argues that a college education is expensive and gives advice to the parents on college financing. The article is recommendation and example based, so Bodnar is going off of personal experiences of college life. “Is it worth it to pay $200,000 for a liberal arts education, especially if it means taking out loans?” Bodnar asked in her article. She offers the parents steps that they can take in order to avoid their child a…

Many have asked, is there really a difference between community college and a four year university. The answer is, yes, of course because of the smaller classes, academics, and advantages one might receive from a community college experience. Four year colleges, on the other hand, have bigger classes, higher academic standards, and a completely different atmosphere. Community colleges offer more one on one help, because of the class sizes. In a four year university students do not receive…