Argument Essay: The Cost Of College Students

Education is our weapon
Many students have difficulties during their college years. An estimated 10 percent of students annually seek psychological counseling on their college campus, primarily for depression, anxiety, and relationship problems. The cost of colleges is something that every middle-class students take into consideration.
This is a problem that everyone probably faces after graduating high school. We all went through this, it’s something that was hunting most of us. We started to raise questions like is it really worth it, am I going to succeed, how am I going to pay for college. Those are the questions that we consider before applying to any college. Then after looking at hundreds of colleges. We must limit our choices because

of our financial status and reach out to less expensive and affordable college. Now that the dream college that we always wanted to attend is eliminated. We now have realized that it’s reality and to stop dreaming the clock is ticking seats are filling up. Going through this process it would be the most stressful and the most difficult time in someone’s life mentally and emotionally. As teens just graduated from high school going to a different era in their lives. Sometimes most of us will still be depending on our parents to make the hard decisions and that’s fine. It will be that some of us haven’t totally developed yet to make those life-changing decisions. So, it’s extremely difficult to make these decisions without the help of someone. Also, suddenly becoming an adult is hard when it comes to colleges. As more and more doors close we start questioning why is this my life? We start believing this quote, “money can get you anything.” “money can buy you happiness.” At the end, we end up being like any average middle age teens that their dreams got crushed. Teens that were once told they can reach out for their dreams because they were the smartest of them all. “Why is this happening to me.” It doesn’t matter where life puts us, but what matters is how an individual is willing to accept it.
Unemployment rates are high