There is no person in this world who doesn 't want to be happy and successful. Happiness, among other things, is conditioned by the success we achieve in society. Throughout our lives, we are constantly learning new things. In children, the desire for knowledge is mostly based on curiosity, but as people grow up, they start thinking about the benefits they can obtain from that knowledge. From all challenges I faced in my life, I realized that my own happiness depended upon the contributions I made to the society. When I get a higher degree, I will have a better chance to do the job I aim for, and support a harmonious family. As the great Aristotle said, “all men by nature desire knowledge.” To me, college education is not only related to the knowledge …show more content…
Fortunately, my parents convinced me to start college and see where things would take me. I finally realized that the world was driven by material needs, which had the power to paralyze the spirit. College became the first step of the lifelong journey that 's supposed to teach me how to survive in the cruel, inhuman corporate economy. Literature had no place in this system, but I found comfort in the thought that the chance to write and publish a book stays open regardless of the degree I earn. I decided to start college with a fresh state of mind, with no prejudices towards any course. As it turned out, that crossroad led me into an unexpected direction. College is not only about education. Most of all, it 's a great experience that everyone needs to experience. My initial ideas about learning and discovering the world of literature grew into something even better: meeting people from all around the world, discovering new interests, and gaining independence through the most exciting experiences in my