You would think that actions speak louder than words, but how can this be the case if a college degree …show more content…
Just as Heidi Shierholz states, “The rewards for the time, energy, and money that young people put into college are less than they were a decade ago. Since 2000, America’s young college graduates have seen wages adjusted for inflation.” In other words, the once vibrant outlook for those seeking a higher meaning form a college degree has slowly dwindled. “Now, with unemployment expected to remain above 8% well into 2014, it will likely be many years before young college graduates-or any workers-see substantial wage growth” (Shierholz). The above quote goes hand in hand with how a college education is not always worth your resources because for many it’s a chance at an exquisite life and great financial dependence; but that never ensures your dreams or sets what should come your way in stone.
What can be accomplish without college? Surprisingly a lot as it’s unjust and highly skeptical to base people on a title over your actual capabilities and experience. It is true that college can be a tricky path to take thanks to the high costs and poor results that differ from expectations So with that being said, college is decent but should never be required or forced on someone who can perform just as well as someone who has a title whereas they do