- Certain jobs don't require majors.
- people need to do the jobs that don't require college degrees
- There are jobs that have apprenticeships
- You should choose practical majors if you want to be in college
- make your money worth while
- For some schools, the ROI is negative-- you don't get money back.
- The cost
- You'll be in debt for a long time (i.e. student loan debt is larger than credit card debt)
- Opportunities cost
- Being in the workforce for 4 years making money vs. losing money paying for college
- Social benefits of being in the workforce
- having coworkers, spending your money earned
- In response that college students make more in the end:
- There is a potential overwhelming debt if enrolled in college that may cause onset depression and stress
Cons:
- Over a lifetime, people with a bachelors degree make more money than someone with just a high school diploma.
- There's research by what people make by major. Even the least paying majors make more money than people with only high school degrees.
- You can get social benefits
- how to be independent and broadening your education as a whole
- i.e. taking an English class even though your major isn't English
- being exposed to more people
- Will make more connections by going to college
- easier to find jobs
- Even by going to college and not receiving a degree still gives you a benefit than no college attendance at all
- There's more financial aid for college than people realise
- Schools give out a lot more money than can make college more affordable
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