Essay: Why go to university?

I am strongly believe that if you living live in a small town or village, you probably cannot see further than your nose. When If you start studying in at a university, you may start see lesser than of your nose. Entering the a university (Going to college) can be a promising or limitating event. Everything depends from on your perception.

First, in a university you can become a good specialist if you will study hard and responsibly. A lot of professors and teachers will give you a great education. You can meet your new people, which may become your best friends. At the same time, it is great experience to live far away from your parents. Living far away from your comfort zone student can help you find radical new point of view on their your life.

Apart, Also, when you living live on in campus and getting scholarship gaining knowldege, you can freely think about your future. One room for three students - it is a good condition to earn gain more experience in living with foreign people. Interacting of with different cultures gives a real truth about world perception.

Is everything good? People can become a real specialists, maybe supervisors, maybe organization owners. Maybe they are can become owners of their lives. A university would cannot decide it for you. The university only gives you only instruments to fulfill your dreams. Or not.

Attending a university it is an experiment on you, where works all facts of your life. (?? that part confuses me) Teachers and friends can lead you to your dreams or mislead you. If you have no idea about your life - you should attend a university. In any case, it is better than doing nothing.

Interesting notebook entry!! Most people in the U.S. say "college" instead of "university" when speaking in every day English. (example: Are you going to college after high school? Where do you go to college? I go to North Central University.)

In the U.S., it is beginning to be a joke about all the people with college degrees that work at the popular coffee franchise, "Starbucks."  Many people here graduate college and cannot find a job, so they either get a job in a field totally unrelated to their college degree, (getting paid little) or they go on to get Master's Degrees. My sister-in-law got her bachelor's degree, then went into the U.S. military as a Navy Officer, then she got her Master's degree, and later started working on her doctorate degree!! She quit working on her doctorate and is very glad she did. People are "over-qualified" for jobs! Unfortunately, she is having difficulty finding a job, even though she is qualified to do many things.

Even worse is when students graduate with a large debt to their university, and then have to make large payments each month, but cannot find a good job. It can be stressful. The average student loan debt for college graduates is $30,000. For a graduate that can't get a good job, that amount is devastating. Tough decisions.