Intellectual Benefits Of Going To College
Imagine waking up every day in a one bedroom apartment, and walking to work as having a car requires more money. The job requires working different work schedule, frying burgers and waiting on customers, through working so hard yet will get minimum wage as pay. This kind of minimum wage job never helps usable to take a trip, or buying a house since the pay is so low that all of it is spent to maintain a daily living. Going to college is important as it will be more financially successful and it is a return to education, moreover, this will give an intellectual benefit, and it will help to look at things from a different point of view.
To begin with, going to college is important because you will be more financially successful in life. Researchers have attempted to get around this problem of causality by employing a few clever techniques, …show more content…
At the same time, I believe even though it is expensive to attend college while doing a part time low wage job, I also believe that it pays in the long run. In his article from the Baltimore Sun, Freeman Hrabowski maintains that “College graduates are much more likely to be employed that those with only a high school diploma and earn substantially higher salaries (Freeman, 2014).” This fact clearly shows that attending college does benefit and have a substantially higher chance to land a job. Adding to an argument, I would point out that While they rarely admit as much it is costing for a student to go to college, often take for granted that it has made America a post-industrial state because of many white-collar jobs available.
In conclusion, a college education will help in the long run. Although some critics say that it is causing more debt causing for students. But I believe that it is preparing a nation to be successful in many areas of life such as financial success, betterment for the next
To begin with, going to college is important because you will be more financially successful in life. Researchers have attempted to get around this problem of causality by employing a few clever techniques, …show more content…
At the same time, I believe even though it is expensive to attend college while doing a part time low wage job, I also believe that it pays in the long run. In his article from the Baltimore Sun, Freeman Hrabowski maintains that “College graduates are much more likely to be employed that those with only a high school diploma and earn substantially higher salaries (Freeman, 2014).” This fact clearly shows that attending college does benefit and have a substantially higher chance to land a job. Adding to an argument, I would point out that While they rarely admit as much it is costing for a student to go to college, often take for granted that it has made America a post-industrial state because of many white-collar jobs available.
In conclusion, a college education will help in the long run. Although some critics say that it is causing more debt causing for students. But I believe that it is preparing a nation to be successful in many areas of life such as financial success, betterment for the next