Getting_Kids_To_College

Getting Kids To College Getting Kids to College It happens every year. Teenagers become young adults and want to get to college after graduation. The problem is, they don’t know how. Usually, we hear excuses from them such as, “My family and I don’t have the money,” or “It’s financially impossible.” What is really going on is that students don’t realize that there are resources and ways for the financially troubled. The young adults don’t take the time to research the resources or seek the available possibilities. This problem happens mostly because it may seem impossible to students, so they give up, and because there is not enough education on the topic or not enough counseling. Most schools, like the one I went to, had only one counselor per class. That is one each for freshmen, sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. I remember trying to get to the counselor to ask for advice and to get information. It took a long time just to make an appointment, and even though I did get to him, the time was short because there were others that had scheduled appointments. This needs to be solved. Students students, college, need, one, counseling, resources, because, don’t, schools, out, it’s, education, counselor, world, work, time, system, planning, parents, needs, just, future, financial, family, class, young, works, ways, village, type, themselves, solved, school, responsible, research