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Personal Narrative: After High School

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As a senior, it has come to my attention of what I consider my plans to be after high school. Some students develop a trade in such fields as: health care, technology, or automotive repair and go straight into their craft. You also are blessed to have those that make rash decision to devote their lives to the military fighting for our country. Last, but not least, there are students like myself who are eager for the four-year college experience. We, then have our teacher who encourages and provokes higher education with their lower salaries and large amounts of student loans/ I digress to even discuss those who work for large unskilled businesses, such as Hyundai. The education system, that teacher’s so dearly love, is indeed not giving them

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