College isn't for everyone - and that's OK

Only 59% of US college students graduated within 6 years. These figures are annually published by the National Education Statistics Center of the Ministry of Education and are even lower in terms of graduation rate for 4 years.

In other words, on average, only six out of the ten students in the class will graduate within a reasonable amount of time. Some of them will require nearly 10 years to obtain a degree, but the other two will drop out of school. One of the main reasons is that the university is not suitable for everyone. Do not do it

We are striving to make it possible for all people to attend university, not those who need more education, but want to pursue a career that can not afford them. This is the main problem here; there is a big misunderstanding about this problem from the viewpoint of accessibility to higher education.

I am ready to go to college and anyone who wants to do so should be able to do it. But this does not mean that everyone needs to attend university. Today there are thousands of higher education institutions in the United States, many of which have suspicious standards for student acceptance and awards of degrees.

Because the number of private universities for profit rose sharply by the creation of online schools, the Internet only makes matters worse. In the case of for-profit universities, the graduation rate of the six-year system is very low, 23%. Yes, less than a quarter of students attending these universities have a degree of less than 6 years.

What is more shocking is that these students are not ready when they go to college. Some people can hardly read and write, others are difficult to solve basic mathematical expressions.

The first step to change this trend is to break down dishonor that work that does not require college degrees is not as glorious as those work. Parents and teachers need to better explain that working at fast food restaurants and car dealers does not mean you do not deserve praise and praise.

The university may not be suitable for us, but it is not a problem. The university is not suitable for many people, many of them are very good

Our higher education system needs to be redesigned First, we told each other that the university is another way to succeed. And most importantly, going to college does not make us better than anyone else.

Regardless of the history of "ok", the power evoked from these two characters lost my way. When an accident occurs, what we first ask is that everyone is fine. The first thing we need to know when we listen to the children's news at university is that everything is going well. When we talk to older parents, what we first think is to find out if they are okay.

When a six year old student is sitting in a chair, when someone is sitting in that chair it will not work. "They are not enough!" Child bullying is not good, so it is not acceptable for students to be excluded from the game during the game's time.

Let the world know like a microphone. Tell youth to stay at school and tell them to graduate - educate yourself and help others in the process. You can be like Michael Brown! Michael Brown learned to start a university in a couple of days unless his life is not lost, in short, even GED and high school diplomas are inadequate to achieve in today's work environment I know. Let all young people teach themselves and encourage others to help others. You can be like Michael Brown! The name of Michael Brown will remain in our hearts, and his example will be shining light.

Beyond Ferguson: Low-income people will build the future capabilities of the community: Dorothy Stoneman, founder and chief executive officer of YouthBuild USA, Inc.

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