Do you/ are you going to College?

Question

are u glad u did / didnt?

im not going cuz everyone's like u have to go to college to survive but u dont. right?

i mean my goal in life is not to make a lot of money.

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

In

Yes

It depends what you want to do, any GOOD paying job and even not good paying job requires some kind of college education.

Answer 3

i gotta tell you college is where you work harder to get a job done and make more money. I'm still in high school yet though. but better of going to college because it get me though a lot of responsibility to prepare for me future and a better life.

Answer 4

Okayy college.

College is a big commit&&and a big movement in life. It will teach you about living on your own and responsbilty. But You dont neccessarily need college.

Money isnt a pro of college, but if you go it can help you alot in your future. If you arent sure then wait a year or two. As long as you have a HSD. Thats all you need. And its You decision, dont let any body choose it for you.

Answer 5

You shouldn't worry about what everyone else says. Yous should go to college because you want to (if you want to). If you're into sports you should pick a school that is big on that sport.

Ex: I'm in to softball and I'm looking at schools like Texas A&M, Arizona State University, University of Arizona, Flordia, and Tennesse.

If you do decide make sure it's what you want.

Answer 6

Many employers around today are gonna want to see you have a college degree to give you a job. Yeah, you can get a job without a college degree and by the way, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates both dropped out of college and look at them now.

All I'm saying is that it's your choice, you could survive and make money either way.

But TBH, college life is great and the experience is also amazing, you'll love it, you'll meet new people, your level of thinking will get better and best of all, you'll experience life without parents (that's if you're living with them now).

Answer 7

I'm taking my first college semester right now. I would say college requires a lot of commitment, but I know for me it will definitely pay off. If you know theres something that interests you, why not take a few classes and check it out? And no, you don't HAVE to go to college to survive, but it would be nice to get at least an associates degree behind you. You can think of it as a safety net.