How important is college to you?
By lisamantz
@lisamantz (141)
United States
August 18, 2006 9:48am CST
Who is fresh out of highschool and think that college is important?
Who is between 19-24 and think it's important to go to college?
Who is between 25-29 and is thinking about going back to school to finish?
Who is 30 and over and would like to go to school because you didn't when you were younger?
Do you think college would make a difference in your life professionally?
Do you think school could make a difference in your life emotionally?
5 responses
@naidugopal (941)
• India
19 Aug 06
I love my college life, because it had made a big difference to know what is life and friends. I got good friends in my college days, i never forget my college and the funny incidents happend in my class. Now all my golden days has passed and now am swimming against the water flow in life. But i beleive college days plays an important role in ones life to decide his future.
@naidugopal (941)
• India
19 Aug 06
Yes! My college life has learnt me alot of things to approach in my life. All the experiences i got from college is practical. Its i never forget. Really its my most memorable days. I have friends who are good and matured. I feel the college days make a great to deal wit life.
@Lauraleigh99 (4718)
• United States
18 Aug 06
I am 26 and have my degree in Business Management. Even though I am not in a career right now where I am using the degree I always have it to fall back on. I bartend and love my job right now. Love the people love the tips etc... But I know i won't do it forever. I am very happy to know that I will have that degree when I decide to pursue a different job!! And yes I do plan on taking some more classes in January. Who says you have to use your degree right away?? :)
@Snooze (610)
• United States
19 Aug 06
I'm 30 and over, I got about half way, and I'll tell ya, if you have a chance to get the paper, do it. There's a lot more opportunity out there for degrees than without. I'm happy with the situation I'm in now, but it could've been a lot easier with the paper.
