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  • Essay / Hunter Rawlings's College Analysis is Not a Commodity

    As the economy changes and the job market continues to become more competitive, it becomes increasingly difficult to have a successful career without a university degree. This creates a belief among many young students that college is actually a commodity, something they must have in order to have a good life. Many different factors influence this state of mind. Secondary schools must emphasize the importance of the student's willingness and desire to continue their education. University is not only a gateway to employment, but it is also an opportunity to increase knowledge, broaden and challenge the student, which in turn makes them a more balanced adult and provides him with skills that he might lack before.