Millennials today are swimming in debt that is caused by attending college today in the United States. Debt continues to proceed in the equation of many college participants lives but, many Americans do not have to fear, for the career they acquire or the jobs they attend have a great chance of paying their debts off. This paper will be focusing on how college is worth the cost, and isn’t money down the drain using studies and statistical data that prove college is money well spent. College pertains to life and provides another step onto climbing the ladder of success. The beginning steps would be to of course be to go through and pass primary and secondary school. Each step of the way would resemble all the assignments, projects, and or any other events that would encourage the growth of knowledge and help carry on to the next following steps that define a person's standing in the class system. The huge impacts that break or make people are their backgrounds and career job choices. The United States is known as the melting pot by many people of who either live in the country or conduct studies and research. Exploring the country as a whole would conclude that there are more than 5 races that are residents and contribute towards the definition of melting pot. Proceeding that America is filled with more races leads to the question, how does race affect the different classes and how does it contribute towards college? Money seems to rule and …show more content…
For instance, present day millennials all have been stereotyping, judging, and having prejudice towards one another because of the culture and skin color we are born with. This can be seen in different types of communities, jobs and associations aside from