The Pros And Cons Of Admission To College

Americans today tend to believe that going to college is preferably the best option.

Higher education is the route to success and that it will indeed land us our dream job. Furthering your education will enhance your knowledge and give you the skills you need to give you a better life. I believe that college is the best option, furthering your education will give you a better chance in getting the better paying job with a higher education verse having a High School

Diploma. You can’t put faith into assuming that someone will just give you a job or you’ll just meet the requirements for that particular position. Most companies look for the degrees and years of experience in the particular field. And you can’t just assume that one day you will hit the

It would definitely allow me to have a comfortable lifestyle and be able to provide for me family.

Concession to College. On the other hand, Business Insider’s Melissa Stanger, is right to say, it may be time for the public to accept that college isn’t always the best route, it is not necessary to follow that concept (Akers, 2015). According to a Rutgers University study, vocational schools are seeing job placement rates close to 100 percent, whereas the rates for college students are about half of this. It also costs an average of less than $5,000 to complete a vocational school program, says a Better Business Bureau survey, and starting salaries for graduates can run as high as $80,000 (Akers, 2015). According to an article in “The Atlantic”, there are a variety of paths to take to gain success in the job market with or without a four-year degree. With a one or two year vocational degree or certificate program, you can make a good wage and find an opening in a skilled trade job (2015). While it is true that there are plenty of other paths to take other than going to college such as; going to the military, going to