Going from high school to college is no longer a straight path for many people. More and more high school seniors and their parents are wondering if attending college is even worth it anymore. Education costs and student loan debt continue to rise but many new college grads are finding themselves jobless.
Community college has always been a more affordable starting point before transferring to a four-year university, but many students stop once they earn a two-year degree or complete a career training program. There are actually many high paying careers that do not require bachelor
Melissa Rhone earned her Bachelor of Music in Education from the University of Tampa. She resides in the Tampa Bay area and enjoys writing about college, pop culture, and epilepsy awareness.