life after high school
Life after High School
In recent discussions of "are too many people going to college" A controversial issue has been whether or not students decide to go to college on their own or are they programmed to do so. "More people should be going to college, not fewer"(and I agree).“Universities are not intended to teach the knowledge require to fit man for some special mode of gaining their livelihood,”. According to John Stuart Mill universities do not teach children to make money, instead they are well educated and knowledgeable. On the one hand, some argue that you do not have to go to college to be successful moreover success is an achievement of something desired or planned. There are a lot of successful people who achieve their goal without having to go to college. “Jay-Z” for example made it from rags to riches without a degree or a high school diploma, which means colleges do not teach you how to make money; it prepares you for the real world. From this prospective, I believe that college is a great place for students who are passionate about school work. In the words of Charles Murray, “Others things equal, human beings enjoy the exercise of the irrealized capacities (their innate or trained abilities), and this enjoyment increases the more the capacity is realized, or the greater its complexity,”. The probability of a student whose interpersonal and intrapersonal ability is above average being a Meat cutter is pretty low but if that student decides to become a lawyer that would be the best decision because he/she is good at reading, communicating with people and solving problems. On the one hand, however, others still argue that too many people are going to college. Nevertheless you have to take in consideration the sake of the economic development, they are actually too few people going to college. On the other hand some students are the first in their family to go to college, they make it their number one priority to go to college and be
In recent discussions of "are too many people going to college" A controversial issue has been whether or not students decide to go to college on their own or are they programmed to do so. "More people should be going to college, not fewer"(and I agree).“Universities are not intended to teach the knowledge require to fit man for some special mode of gaining their livelihood,”. According to John Stuart Mill universities do not teach children to make money, instead they are well educated and knowledgeable. On the one hand, some argue that you do not have to go to college to be successful moreover success is an achievement of something desired or planned. There are a lot of successful people who achieve their goal without having to go to college. “Jay-Z” for example made it from rags to riches without a degree or a high school diploma, which means colleges do not teach you how to make money; it prepares you for the real world. From this prospective, I believe that college is a great place for students who are passionate about school work. In the words of Charles Murray, “Others things equal, human beings enjoy the exercise of the irrealized capacities (their innate or trained abilities), and this enjoyment increases the more the capacity is realized, or the greater its complexity,”. The probability of a student whose interpersonal and intrapersonal ability is above average being a Meat cutter is pretty low but if that student decides to become a lawyer that would be the best decision because he/she is good at reading, communicating with people and solving problems. On the one hand, however, others still argue that too many people are going to college. Nevertheless you have to take in consideration the sake of the economic development, they are actually too few people going to college. On the other hand some students are the first in their family to go to college, they make it their number one priority to go to college and be