Cause and Effect Paper
Composition
04/17/2013
Jeff Carmack
Cause and Effect Paper There will always be pros and cons to decisions that you make in life. The paper is going to cover a cause and effect that I feel is important to my-self and I want to explain why. The decision or choice whether to go to school or not was a very import choice I made. There was better salary, better career, continue my education. The downs to my decision are less time with family, more debt, less income while in school. Those are topics I will cover in my cause and effect paper. I’m going to start with the pros. For me going back to school after being off for 5 years was a huge step. I haven’t studied anything for a long time and was not sure how I would do. It made me very nervous to think that if I didn’t do well, I would have to retake the class or possibly just give up on college. Once I realized that I could do well in college, it was all just the matter of registering and being accepted. Getting a better salary was something that was very important to me. I would be able to provide a better home for my son. I would be able to take vacations and afford the things that were important to me and important to provide for my son. I would be able to have a newer vehicle, or SUV, or a truck that I have always wanted. I would have a steady income and wouldn’t feel as if I’m living pay check to pay check. One major plus for me was that I would have a career in a fast paced, largely growing field. The medical field is growing and in demand for jobs. To have a full-time career, doing something that I have a lot of passion for would mean a lot to me. I would be able to enjoy my holidays with my family and kids. I would be able to work in a setting that I feel will help me succeed at what I love doing. Continuing my education is a huge factor in my life. I want to be able to look back and tell my kids that “I graduated college.” To