Why School Is Important

The diverse thinking about school and which side is correct has long been argued. Some people argue that school is useful and most people think that school is useful. Well, I am here to settle it for you in this battle. School is important! Yes, but before you call me one sided I actually made another article more than a year ago discussing how school isn't so useful. Now, all of the information doesn't apply to everyone. Some people might actually choose to follow my other article which is named, "Why School Isn't So Useful" Click the bold to also read that, but what you're here to know is if school is important.

Before you click on that, I want to tell you that my ideas and claims are supported by cold hard evidence. None of the things I will say is BS. There is way too many people writing about school without knowing about it. Most of the people read from the top blog brands. Now, this is not truly your fault. The internet has spoiled people. They don't want people to scroll until they find something perfect and these websites have amazing SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and are usually advertised. My SEO was also extremely well on my other article that I mentioned and will pop out first when you search it up. So, the title of the article has gone viral causing it to be 1st option in the search engine. Moving forward I will share you valuable information that you should know if school is useful.

Benefits of education

According to this article there are many benefits of going to school. The advantages of going to school are learning basic skills, gain knowledge, develop your talents, learn from experts, and meet friends. Basic skills like simple math and English are thought through the early life of students. In all, you of course gain knowledge. By gaining knowledge, it means you learn several different things. You're also getting a feel of different subjects and identifying your true talent. The wide variation of subjects expose students to their interest allow them to choose one and focus on when they enter college. Learning from teachers who are more "experienced" in the field also help you get proper knowledge. I quoted experience because most teachers are only experienced in book knowledge and not actually going out there and doing it. Lastly, probably the most important part of school is meeting friends. Meeting friends allows you to grow and learn together. Socializing is very important. Maybe you found your future partner or future business partner. There is so much possibilities and friends are what make school fun.

Famous People That Graduated From College

65% percent of billionaires have a college degree. That's still majority compared to the number of dropouts. On top of that 80% of millionaires have a college degree. So, overall the statistics shows us that people with a college degree are more likely to make big bank. So, you might want to hold your thought about school. Also, the rich people that graduated mostly come from ivy league colleges. Performing your best at school might be a benefit because it might lead you there one day.

Final Thoughts

I, myself, am not a fan of school. I believe that self-education is the best source of education. You get to learn what you want and how you want to. There is nothing better than that. Most or all of the billionaires had the right mindset. They didn't just work 9 to 5 to get their glory. They took risks, worked their ass off, and had the right mindset. I believe that you too could be something great, but the one thing that is starting you is starting. As Nike's famous quote states, "Just Do It!"