Oh The Places You Ll Go Analysis

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“You have brains in your head. You have feet on your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose.” This quote from Dr. Seuss’ “Oh The Places You’ll Go!” really inspires students of all ages, including myself, to reach for our dreams. Anyone has the ability to change their lives by getting an education, although, due to different circumstances some students may have a more difficult time receiving an education. Attending college can be challenging for students who have issues with work, transportation, and family responsibilities. For starters, attending college can be difficult while managing a job. Trying to work enough to pay bills while keeping up with school can be hard, due to the long hours both a job and full time school require. Many students spend the day time going to school, working right after, and then returning home to do schoolwork until the early morning hours. For example, my mother earned a bachelor's degree while working and supporting a family of five. I know she must have struggled with working full …show more content…

For instance, Although there is a bus service that is free to any Black Hawk college student, one cannot predict the accuracy of the bus’ drop off and arrival times. Many students face the fear of being late to class or work. Another option for students is to walk or carpool with a friend . These too, are very unpredictable due to the weather and the possibility of failing friendships. Correspondingly, I have struggled with transportation issues since high school. Even though I work a lot I have not been able to afford a car and the payments, much like other students. My parents do offer to take me to work and school, but with their crazy schedules I often worry about arriving late to school and work. Having a car would make getting to school and work much easier for myself and many other students I know are facing the same troubles with

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