College students, Challenges
The paper is primarily going to examine the problems that students face at home, which hinders them from completing their college education. Challenges emanating from home can cause non-completion of college education by students. Non-completion of college education is a menace to college students, parents or guardians and the institutions themselves that an urgent solution is inevitable. This paper will discuss such problems faced by college students, especially at home, and how these problems impact their education attainment. The paper will also provide possible recommendation that can help curb the identified problems.
Non-completion is one of the most serious problems for most tertiary students today. There are several barriers that college students face, particularly the minority students, in their attempt to bridge the gap between their aspiration and college degree attainment. Some of these barriers are built up from their homes. College students have various problems that work against their prospects of completion. Colleges depend on the outcome on completing courses. There are widespread concerns about the high rates of non-completion among colleges students. In the U.S, for instance, there are concerns that non-completion has increased because of the problems in the transition between secondary and tertiary institutions, with rates of non-completion around 30%. The problem has affected student for decades where the number of grandaunts has always been lower than the expected projection non-completion problems originating for home. This paper identifies the problems arising at home that affect college completion by students and provides possible institution-based remedies to the problems.
[...] It ensures that they find long rather than short time solutions. Consequently, it is crucial for persons to use their unfulfilled desires to conquer and mold a ‘new' self (Hesse 89). The implication is that individuals should use their obstacles as a pathway towards making their lives better. Challenges should strengthen rather than weaken a person. Overall, Hesse intends to send a message to individuals that individuals should stop worrying about finding and integrating their different personalities. After all, a person is what he or she believes they are and not what others perceive them. [...]
[...] It implies that there are dire social implications for a generation that depends entirely on the media perception of reality. Hence, according to Kosinski there is the need to reinvent the meaning of the to ensure they become well-integrated individuals. The perception of Lao-Tzu in Tao Te Ching Individuals have a tendency to focus on issues that they do not comprehend. Tao Te Ching offers reflection and insight as a guide towards personal growth and greater understanding. It focuses on the concern of letting circumstances that one cannot control remain as they are implying that individuals should “live life as it is (Lao Tzu, Ursula K. [...]
[...] Letting things be requires mastering of knowledge and experience. It helps individuals to live in accord with the nature of things by letting nature take its course. Trying to bend things to suit own will have no impact. It is crucial to revere the principle of the critical, unnamable process of the earth since it dictates the course that individuals take (Lao Tzu, Ursula K. Le Guin 25). It is imperative to appreciate that as the Tao teaches there is a dynamic, colossal structure that underlies all that happens in the world. [...]
[...] The person then tries to redeem himself or herself and some are lucky enough to overcome the situation. Hesse in Steppenwolf seems to pass on a message that the most-important obstacle towards a healthy and well-integrated person is self-acceptance. Overcoming this obstacle requires profound resilience. Someone with low self-esteem does not appreciate even those around him or her. All that they do is whine and lament about everything. Just like Harry Haller the main character in Steppenwolf, such people are easily convinced since they want to please everyone else at their own expense (Hesse 34). [...]
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