Perhaps as we all see, hear, smell, and taste, everything changes. Let us count from the improving technology advancement, industrial competition, and magnanimous product prices down to the new and analytical open mindedness of the present scientists, politicians, economists, lawyers and doctors. Not even a pinch of them could realistically mark an evidence of poverty- because they are all professionals, having with them more than what a high school diploma can do.
And, for me, the Siamese twin of globalization is professionalism. Unless you hold a degree proving you have finished a major course specialization, you will never attain a satisfying blue-collared job. Yes, there are still many opportunities waiting for me in just a peek to a window. But could that job income ranging from $100 to $200 per month suffice my everyday major needs? How about my future? In a case-to-case basis, if my income were deducted by the lot consuming taxes so greedily, that would cost me budget deficiency. For short, a famine.
On the other hand, finishing a college degree for me means so much when it comes to the industrialization of my country. I don't want to be one of the cobwebs of the society trapping all the incongruities and shameful elements leading to vanity. I wish to become one of the task forces of my country building its reputation, honor and wealth. Who knows? I may be the greatest achiever who contributed so much to the reawakening and renaissance of the Philippines. How I dream to even change the world with my skills earned from the college school, and leave a difference.
Today as the very simple things as life situation and quality learning divert to small quantities, sharp mind apt to be the most allegorical situation to adapt. Now that the secrets of the universe are gradually unlocked by the hideous intelligence of mankind, it is time for me to start up my investment by attending college first, and then everything will follow.
