Synthesis essay English 122 Yichao Wang (Kevin)

While many scholars might argue that college is worthwhile because more academic experience leads to knowledge that usually results in social and financial success, I believe that many students go to college too soon before they really understand what skills and knowledge they need to learn to succeed and the result is they are not focused, do not learn those skills and simply waste their time and money. Students go to college too soon it is too soon because of those four reasons, which are 1) they dont really know why they are there. 2) They are interested in other things: relationships, (other stuff). 3) They are not ready to take on serious study need a break or need money.4) dont see the purpose for stuff they study in classes because they have not had the work experience that shows what they dont know and need to know. The reason is that college life is about 4 years or more, and I think we go to the college too early right now. When we go to the college we dont have enough selfcontrol, and it may wasting time. Also, you dont want to take some classes in college, and if you dont pass the class you will take it one more time. The second reason will be it costs a lot of money. I will say that maybe about 30 years or more and then we take college. At that time that will the best time to study because we will realized how it is important, and it wont right now college student drop the class, party, and dont want to do the homework. However, college is not for everyone. However, many scholars believe

that go to college is worth because it can get more Experience, find better Jobs, College helps students prepare for major/industry related skills, and College degree can give hope to a student that he/she can achieve success even if they are lacking in some skills. However, I think we are too early (young) go to college because law responsibility, money cost, time spend. First of all, why many scholars believe that does college worth it? Because of if you get college degree you will get more academic experience leads to knowledge that usually results in social and financial success, and easy to find a good or better job. According to Peter Knowers Yes, a college degree still matters, but it requires work, particularly when selecting such an important investment. Compelling statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics continue to indicate that the college educated are employed at a rate nearly twice that of the national average when compared to high school graduates with no college degree. He was saying that it does worth compared to high school graduates of degree. Also, According to Julie Margetta Morgan she talks about that Plenty of evidence suggests that, on average, a college degree is worth it. College graduates make an average of 84 percent more over the course of a lifetime than those who only attend high school. The unemployment rate for young college grads is under 5 percent, compared to more than 13 percent for young people with only a high school diploma. And a recent Brookings Institution paper showed that the return on a college investment is more than that on almost any alternative, including stocks, bonds, gold, or the housing market. She says those all the percent of the after get college degrees benefit. By the way the college will help students in many ways like College can help students by providing high quality, low cost of education method to get more of the

value of their money. They should also consider strategies to reduce tuition fees, including at a lower cost offering online courses, students or will be more emphasis on ability examination, help students to own credit load reduced. However, in the Taylors article writes about the Right or Wrong Direction? Six-in-ten college presidents say the system of higher education in this country is headed in the right direction, but a substantial minority38%say it is headed in the wrong direction. As you can see, about over half (62%) of the people by saying that it does work, and the number will keep growth up. Therefore, I think college does worth it, but I will say that it is too soon before they really understand what skills and knowledge they need to learn to succeed and the result is they are not focused, do not learn those skills and simply waste their time and money. According to Life is Ok, is you went to college article talks about that Of course, just because college graduates have a job doesnt mean they have good jobs. Also, in the is college worth it? article, it says But the question that undergirds their thesis is, Is College for everyone? Here, the answer is an unequivocal no. Some college students are having no idea why they have to go to college. Most of the people don not really knows what do they want to do with their life. The fact is that most people don't even have in three, forty - don't feel like they really know they want to do with their lives. Those with a university degree, however, can float on their diploma, and put forward some money, and let them sort out dreams, and find your own niche. The second reason is that They are interested in other things: relationships, (other stuff). For example, in the school I can see a few family studying at Mason. The next one is that They are not ready to take on serious study need a break or need money and can not afford it. Many high

school students today know that their parents could not afford to give yourself enough tuition bills. It is a common fact, but it does not mean that students can't afford to buy their own university. Scholarships, federal aid, flexible scheduling scheme, combining the college to become a reality, let the students who are serious degree. Despite the increase in the number of high school students each year to go to college tuition continues to rise. Lastly, they dont see the purpose for stuff they study in classes because they have not had the work experience that shows what they dont know and need to know. According to Lillys article it writes about If you look at the job market today, fifty percent of the jobs did not exist twenty years ago. Its impossible to prepare for those types of jobs by going and getting a trade. What you need to do is to learn how to think logically, act creatively, and live ethically all of those things that a liberal arts education helps you to do. However, those four reasons are why I think we go to the college too soon. Instead of to a bachelor's degree in high school doesn't necessarily mean that most of the degree of students should be simply to go to work. Many people would benefit from taking community college education or associate degree in a for-profit organization. If there is a chance of success there is still a transfer to a four-year degree program. Others will be ready to participate in the shorter non-academic training courses, learning life first. By the way, college still worth it, but if we go to college later not right now will be a better one.