Reasons for attending college

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[...] It could be through foreign exchange programs, group travel, or class involvement. With a college education I can travel anywhere. (Edmundson) In conclusion, there are three primary reasons for my interest in a college education. Attaining a degree is a personal investment. From the investment I am afforded the opportunity to attain financial stability. Additionally, a plethora of opportunity is derived from the attendance of college. Many more reasons come to mind, but these are the top three. Works Cited Edmundson, Mark. are you and what are you doing Oxford America. [...]

[...] The degree I attain will assist in maintaining the job I acquire after school. If the job doesn't work for me I will still maintains the skills, knowledge, and experience to attain a position of similar nature. Finally, college encourages unadulterated opportunity. During my pursuit of education I have experienced entrepreneurship opportunities that are not offered outside of the college setting. Long lasting relationships that would not be presented otherwise have been offered through my college attendance. Many people meet their spouse in college. This is an additional possibility for me. [...]

[...] Several personal benefits are gained through attending college. My entrance to college was a simultaneous investment in my health. From conversations with old high school friends I can tell that I will reap more health benefits than my counterparts with only a high school education. Before attending school I read studies that show college graduates smoke less, exercise more, and experience lower obesity rates. This is because of the competitive nature of the college environment. It motivates me to want the best for myself. [...]