22lligm
03-27-2016, 03:22 AM
But I'm also someone that believes in education for educations sake.
This is how I feel too when it comes to a college education. For me college wasn't just about getting that degree. Some of my happiest moments have been school related. Like studying intensely and getting a good grade always made me genuinely happy & same with when I was accepted into my dream school. You also get introduced to new things (I first learned about the career I want to pursue my freshman year). Plus if you choose to major in something you're interested in then you will enjoy learning. I sound so nerdy lol but thats just how I look at it. Success is relative though and it would be dumb to say college is required for EVERYONE to be successful. I just think that education shouldn't just be looked at as something to put on your resume and there are many other benefits to it.
This is how I feel too when it comes to a college education. For me college wasn't just about getting that degree. Some of my happiest moments have been school related. Like studying intensely and getting a good grade always made me genuinely happy & same with when I was accepted into my dream school. You also get introduced to new things (I first learned about the career I want to pursue my freshman year). Plus if you choose to major in something you're interested in then you will enjoy learning. I sound so nerdy lol but thats just how I look at it. Success is relative though and it would be dumb to say college is required for EVERYONE to be successful. I just think that education shouldn't just be looked at as something to put on your resume and there are many other benefits to it.