Causes of College Drop Outs

Everyone in the life of at least one human being thinks about what they want to become the future. They want to become most common and require a degree of university degree to achieve this goal. The first step to get a degree may take time and requires a great deal of labor. Some people are improving their determination and motivation to succeed, others lack motivation to complete. Although not having dropped out of school because of lack of determination for everyone, they encountered other obstacles while motivating them.

Students are very high in alcoholism, so the dropout rate is high. I found that alcohol addiction in college is the main reason for college dropout. Approximately 15,900 students of freshmen are abandoning school for alcohol and other related drugs. Alcohol makes students miss course or class failures. At least a third of university students have enrolled because they drink alcohol during drinking. Nearly 25% of the students said the test or project failed for drinking or drug use. In the evening with a high degree of alcohol, the conceptual thinking days are reduced by up to 30 days and it becomes impossible to tell the reading method of the textbook to the contents of the lecturer or think through the game of football (fact)

The first reason to drop out of school is to adjust the balance between work and study. Students working during their study often break down the allowable hours of working hours. For example, some students work full-time or part-time, but they are tired because they are doing physical work such as lifting furniture and cleaning. Therefore, I do not have time to study, so I am tired of concentrating on my homework, whether my class is not ready. For this reason, they are very difficult to teach and drop out of school. In addition, many students are late for work and may be late for class. As a result, they can spend valuable time missing, testing and losing important information such as introducing topics, they are lost. Until late they must make a decision between school and career change.