Photo submitted by Dylan Brightbill By Maggie Bishop Staff Editor “Where are you going to college?” If you are a junior or a senior, you have probably been asked this question dozens of times. Like most students, you may not have decided what exactly you are going to do after high school. Some students may be skeptical about continuing their education after high school because it is so expensive. In many cases, jobs require more than just a high school diploma. The reason why people continue their education after they get their high school diploma is to educate themselves more on their specific area of interest. But there are other ways to increase the chance of getting a more professional job than going to college for four years. Some students can go to a community college for two years. For example, to become a radiation therapist, dental hygienist, or an electrical repairer, it is only required to go to a two-year college. According to Suzanne Rose from Helium.com, continuing education after high school, “Can open doors and forge opportunities.” Going to college also gives one the opportunity for personal growth and to gain a sense of responsibility. Red Lion alumnus, Dylan Brightbill is currently a sophomore at Liberty University majoring in Pastoral Leadership and Biblical Exposition. “Before you win you have to lose. You have to lose your pride. You have to lose your immaturity. You have to lose your selfishness. If you want to win, then first you have to lose,” he said. If one wants to get a steady paying job and move out of their parents house, than one may want to consider what they want to do after high school.
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