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Proposal on “Education and College Degree”
By: - Anish Ananda Adhikari aaadhikari999@gmail.com
To: -SOFYA TARABRINA (ENG-120 Instructor)
Education and College Degree Abstract
Everyone knows the how important education is not only for having a good career and a secure life but also for survival. Education and college degree are like two sides of coin nowadays one is not possible without the other. Getting a college degree means getting education in today’s world unlike in the past where education meant to learn what it is to be a human. I often dream that a day will come when I finally graduate and go back home and present my degree to my parents with my head held high and have a good career ahead. I am not the only one who does so, in fact anyone attending any kind school have plan on how to use their degree to have a good life ahead. But is that the only reason why education is so much important in our life? I believe the answer to be no. Education is far more valuable than just to get a degree and secure your future. I believe it to be the foundation of life itself. Many people take college degree as an investment for future but not many realize that it is far more important than that. Getting a college degree means broadening your understanding about the society. It means being confident and self-dependent. It means having a healthier lifestyle. Education helps build one’s character. It helps to keep up to keep up with the Evolution of society. It helps to establish peace and harmony in society Proposal on “College degree and Education” Proposal on “Education and College Degree” I plan to write my MWA-2 on Education and College Degree. Not many people realize the importance of going to colleges. Some people go to college just to get a degree because they are forced by their parents. But there are some people out there who think education is more than that. It is not just to get a degree and have a good career but to do something more useful than that like it can be used to achieve gender equality, spread awareness etc. Through this article, I am trying to appeal to those of my audience who don’t care that much about learning, who just go to college to fulfill their parents dream, who are just wasting time going to classes that a good college degree gives you way more than just a good career. It gives you morality to make proper decisions, help other in needs, suppress superstition etc. Just getting …show more content…
So far, I have already gone thorough 4 text. I was able to pick up the views of scholars on this issue. Scholars talk about history and purpose of education and how it has been changing with the flow of time. They argue in their writing that the true purpose of education has been lost along with time passing. According to them the true purpose of education is to learn what is to become a human being, the purpose of education was to create a literate society so that people can live in harmony. The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and critically. But the purpose of education is directly related to …show more content…
Is college worth it?: a former United States Secretary of Education and a liberal arts graduate expose the broken promise of higher education. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson, 2013. Print.
* Bancroft, Aaron, and Joseph Sumner. Importance of education: illustrated in an oration, delivered before the trustees, preceptors & students of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. Print. Academy, on the Fourth of July, 1806; at opening of a new building for the use of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. PrintLeicester Academy, on the Fourth of July, 1806; at opening of a new building for the use of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. Print. Academy, on the Fourth of July, 1806; at opening of a new building for the use of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. Print.
* A college degree: why not you? why not now?: a quick guide for adult college students. Oklahoma City: State Regents for Higher Education, 2007.
Proposal on “Education and College Degree”
By: - Anish Ananda Adhikari aaadhikari999@gmail.com
To: -SOFYA TARABRINA (ENG-120 Instructor)
Education and College Degree Abstract
Everyone knows the how important education is not only for having a good career and a secure life but also for survival. Education and college degree are like two sides of coin nowadays one is not possible without the other. Getting a college degree means getting education in today’s world unlike in the past where education meant to learn what it is to be a human. I often dream that a day will come when I finally graduate and go back home and present my degree to my parents with my head held high and have a good career ahead. I am not the only one who does so, in fact anyone attending any kind school have plan on how to use their degree to have a good life ahead. But is that the only reason why education is so much important in our life? I believe the answer to be no. Education is far more valuable than just to get a degree and secure your future. I believe it to be the foundation of life itself. Many people take college degree as an investment for future but not many realize that it is far more important than that. Getting a college degree means broadening your understanding about the society. It means being confident and self-dependent. It means having a healthier lifestyle. Education helps build one’s character. It helps to keep up to keep up with the Evolution of society. It helps to establish peace and harmony in society Proposal on “College degree and Education” Proposal on “Education and College Degree” I plan to write my MWA-2 on Education and College Degree. Not many people realize the importance of going to colleges. Some people go to college just to get a degree because they are forced by their parents. But there are some people out there who think education is more than that. It is not just to get a degree and have a good career but to do something more useful than that like it can be used to achieve gender equality, spread awareness etc. Through this article, I am trying to appeal to those of my audience who don’t care that much about learning, who just go to college to fulfill their parents dream, who are just wasting time going to classes that a good college degree gives you way more than just a good career. It gives you morality to make proper decisions, help other in needs, suppress superstition etc. Just getting …show more content…
So far, I have already gone thorough 4 text. I was able to pick up the views of scholars on this issue. Scholars talk about history and purpose of education and how it has been changing with the flow of time. They argue in their writing that the true purpose of education has been lost along with time passing. According to them the true purpose of education is to learn what is to become a human being, the purpose of education was to create a literate society so that people can live in harmony. The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and critically. But the purpose of education is directly related to …show more content…
Is college worth it?: a former United States Secretary of Education and a liberal arts graduate expose the broken promise of higher education. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson, 2013. Print.
* Bancroft, Aaron, and Joseph Sumner. Importance of education: illustrated in an oration, delivered before the trustees, preceptors & students of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. Print. Academy, on the Fourth of July, 1806; at opening of a new building for the use of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. PrintLeicester Academy, on the Fourth of July, 1806; at opening of a new building for the use of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. Print. Academy, on the Fourth of July, 1806; at opening of a new building for the use of that seminary. Worcester: Printed by Thomas & Sturtevant., 1806. Print.
* A college degree: why not you? why not now?: a quick guide for adult college students. Oklahoma City: State Regents for Higher Education, 2007.