Self-Education: Education Skills Vs. Life Skills

Educational Skills vs. Life Skills

In today’s working world most people will think that a college degree is necessary for success. They are constructed and conditioned that one needs higher education to succeed in life. But a degree is not an essential key factor to attain an achievement. It is not always a requirement to acquire a satisfying work because as long as you are happy and comfortable in what you are doing, then it means you are successful. Moreover, certain people achieved their goal without having to go to college because they are motivated to be fortunate. One of the main reasons why people have to deal with school is not because they want to but they have to. A degree does not benefit a success unless you implement the comprehension

It looks like from high school it is drilled into our heads that we must attend college to be successful in life. A degree is not necessarily important to be successful in life. Self-education can obtain knowledge, and nothing beats experience. The type of degree chosen may give the graduate a job after completing schooling, but usually one must start at the bottom no matter what kind of degree they have. These are far more important than a degree because success is up to many other elements that college often does not teach. The public broadcasting services state that “Employers don’t seem all that interested in what you actually learned in the classroom. The number one thing they want out of kids who have just graduated from college, is work experience”(Capelli 00:05:00). This quote shows that we do not learn everything we need in our classes. Most jobs require some skills that are not taught in classrooms. Attending class for four years or so does not mean that they are intelligent, and have developed the ability to think wisely. Boring classes in college may decrease the desire of students to continue to improve themselves and learn more. Moreover, according to the article N.S forced to write off student loans as grads struggle with debt “a 22-year-old environmental engineering student at Dalhousie University,

The most significant factors are whether or not one has a college degree. Obtaining a college degree has many reasons such as high influence on one's life. However, many circumstances get in the way that makes it harder to attend college. The public broadcasting services state that “I don’t know, but they probably don’t have any education,” she said. “They helped my grandparents in the fields. They can’t help you get into college” (Chang 6). Chang states that college tuition is too expensive because the earnings of her parents are not enough to pay for her college expenses. Moreover, parents work hard to earn money and to send their kids into college, although sometimes their earnings is not enough for a college tuition. Many students do not want their parents to spend tons of money for them to get a higher degree. Perhaps various students have different way to be successful with or without a college degree. Together with the first evidence, the public broadcasting services state that “It’s a gamble because I’m going to college so I can make more money, but I can’t contribute until then”(Chang 22). Chang’s point is that an adjustment in college tuition should be enforced for students around the world to have a better education at a low cost. Therefore, a college tuition must be cheap to anybody regardless of his or her family status and position. In short, if the government can lower the cost of college tuition, there are going to