Expressions such as “I can’t wait to quit,” “I wish I had a better job,” and “I don’t want to go to work,” are expressions spoken by nearly every person at some point in his or her lifetime. Individuals expressing these feelings can avoid these emotions by making the right choices in their secondary and post-secondary education. In today’s economy having a quality college education could mean the difference between getting a job versus having a career. Having a job can be defined as simply working to survive. Having a career can be defined as working in a field where the worker loves what they do and he or she is benefitting in ways such as mentally, financially or spiritually.
If we paid for students when they get good grads may be this habit will stick with them for life. They always will try, if they got the choice of course, to pick the easiest course in which the high grades is granted instead of picking the courses they really like or they really need with their majority. Instead of seeing the value behind doing the hard work to finish their study and going to the college to graduate and helping people they will be worry about what they will get for doing anything good .They always will worry about what they get and how much cash they will get if they did anything good. The young students of today are the future doctors and engineers or even business leaders of tomorrow and they already learned that it is always about money. They won’t help people who need them if these people don’t have money.
So many benefits exist for people who have college education, all of which are impossible to list in the course. Here are some valuable benefits people can reap from college education. College education has a profound effect on a person and his/her life. It helps people choose their careers more wisely, and the college experience makes people become more confident, and can make better and well judge decisions. To get a higher education is perhaps crossing the biggest milestone of your life.
So there are so many benefits to putting in the extra mile and achieving the goal of a college degree and in return, living the American dream. When you have a Master’s, Bachelor’s, or even an Associate’s degree, you are opening the playing field up to achieving success in a field of work that you will be happy to wake up to on a daily basis. The blood, sweat and tears that goes into your college degree is well worth what you put into it. The material you learn sets you up for a path to success. It’s so important to try your hardest in college because it says a lot about you, your future and the goals you are trying to proclaim.
For the people who don’t interact with people well, college will give you the opportunity to enhance your communication skills for the real world. Now there are also people who decide not to go to college mainly because they can’t afford to go. With the economy today, it is extremely difficult to find a job and earn decent money without a college degree. Even though there are people out there who would like to go to college, it really makes things difficult without having some sort of job to cover your
Some examples are turning homework assignments in at the last minute, running late for class, and cramming for a test. As noted by Sullivan (2011), “Personal change also requires the right timing. Just because you do not understand another perspective or have not developed a particular skill, practice, or ability does not mean you never will (,p.27).” When an individual takes personal responsibility for their actions, it can help clarify which life goals are most important, and the means to achieve college success by understanding that our values support how we go about. Making decisions. Taking Responsibility for Your Own Actions To me, taking responsibility for your own action is similar to the phrase “you got to crawl before you can walk”.
Mario Escobedo English 35 September 5, 2012 Success is achieving what you have set out to do, an accomplishment. Lately students have lacked success in education. I believe with the right motivation, being around positive people, and being organized can really determine a student from being successful or dropping out. Although there are many strategies, without incorporating these three methods, students will most likely not achieve success in education. First of all every student needs a motivation to get a higher education after high school, but the question is how are students going to stay motivated throughout the semester?
Along with the decision to get a college degree come a certain amount of sacrifices in a student’s life such as budgeting their time and money. A student could assume responsibility for these obstacles by creating a budget so that overspending and time away from studies do not interfere with his or her educational goals. A student’s priorities in life should shift to dedicate more focus on school, but it is that student’s responsibility to change their priorities. “We all have dreams. But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an awful lot of
And after graduating will there be a secured job? One of my good friends had a complete different outlook about college. He said “going to college and spending four years of precious time does not make you perfect to do the job, it needs experience and that’s what is important. College education is mostly about theory and you hardly gather experience in certain field”. Actually if you listen to him carefully it does make sense too.
A high school education just doesn’t make the cut anymore. A high school education nowadays is a prerequisite for college enrollment as a college education is a prerequisite for a career. Most high school graduates today are unable to obtain the number of high-paying jobs that were once available. They are now limited to basic jobs in service, manufacturing, and construction industries. Meanwhile, those