The Pros And Cons Of Open Heart Surgery

Two men went to the doctor’s office one afternoon for their annual physical. The doctor examined them one at a time, accordingly she concluded that the first man needed open heart surgery immediately for a blood clot, while the second man’s health was in perfect condition. The doctor took a moment to speak with each of the men separately. When she informed the first man that he needed to go the operating room for open heart surgery, he did not question it much because he experienced heart pains recently. Before the man was escorted to his operating room, the doctor informed the second man that he too needed open heart surgery. He was startled! He thought he was perfectly fine. So the doctor took a moment to explain, “The man before you also came in for a physical, and he will require open heart surgery. That means you should have the surgery as well.” Just
Despite that, do they have the money to afford education? Most of our parents and some of our teachers went to college when the price was significantly cheaper. Since 1978, the price of college has increased by 1225% because from 1991 to 2010, state funding for full-time students has dropped 26.1%. Meaning, all of the weight of paying for college goes to the family. What about student loans and scholarships; do they not help? Student loans help out, but only in the moment. Thanks to the decreased funding from the state, most students have to rely on student loans to go to college. The cost is of college is so drastic that the national student loan debt is at an all time high of $1.26 trillion, which is nearly 177 times higher than the national credit card debt of $712 billion. Where do scholarships stand? Scholarships can help a lot if high standardized test scores are present. If students want to get a decent amount of money with scholarships, they need to be one of 21% who make above average ACT scores, which are scores of 25 and