Rhetorical Analysis Of 'Off To College On Your Own'

The worst thing about growing up and going off to college on your own is officially becoming a college student. Every kid cannot wait to graduate and attend a university where they have freedom and more responsibilities like a college student does. Come to find out, college students have very stressed out lives, the worst lives. Aside from being free and having a ton of work to do, every college student should have a safe place to go to whenever they feel like they can’t bare another second in the the academic world. The author uses a rhetorical technique to convey an important message towards college students such as tone to build up pathos throughout the video. This allows the students to have a feel of what this college student is trying to say because the video is relatable.
By providing this, the viewer is able to realize that they’re age group falls into that age group and instantly think, yes that’s definitely me! Whenever the viewer thinks this, he or she begin to feel connected to the author in which entices the audience; just having that bond can make one feel important.

In this claim, “Because of the hardship a college student encounters, an average student becomes overwhelmed…” (Navarro, P1@1:30) I notice that the the author likes to use words like ‘college student’ and ‘average student’ to give a feel of closeness to the movie and know that the students the author mentions are specifically college students as well as mentioning ‘average’ so that the students feel that they warrant in this message and know that they aren’t alone in the academic field; in other words, I suppose comfort is the best