Blue-collar experience Most people have experienced what itś like to have a blue-collar job. By the time people are in high school they realize that having their own money is important. Getting your first job is kinda nerve-wracking but everyone has to start somewhere. Nowadays you will see a lot of teenagers working at fast food places and marketplaces. Some people stay where they are for an extremely long time because change can be difficult. I have met some adults working at stores that have worked there for ten years or more. With a job there's always some kinda skill you acquire. In Rose, Mike's article “Blue-Collar Brilliance - The American Scholar” he shows that every job field is important and involves intelligence. To do this he …show more content…
I was strangely disturbed that those interviewed made no mention of community college.”(Addison) Community college is good for low-income students but isn’t shown as an option in news articles.
The article goes on to prove that community college has its benefits and gives students an opportunity to dream. “The community colleges of America cover this country college by college and community by community. They offer a network of affordable futures, of accessible hope, and an option to dream.”(Addison) This college is good for low-income students because of its affordable future.
At community college, you will find self-identity. It's affordable for students and welcomes people from different backgrounds. There's a lot of positive things about community college like: more job opportunities, more flexibility, a supportive environment, etc. I insist that if someone is looking for a college look into community college.
Liz´s article and Stephanie Owen/ Isabel Sawhill´s article “Should Everyone Go To College” They both talk about how college has it´s