In recent years, frustration with the economy and high unemployment rates is consistently shaping public opinion that acquiring college education, traditionally thought of as safeguards against unemployment, no longer guarantees gainful positions. In that case, more people question whether a college education is still worth for students. In my viewpoint, a college education is still worth it.

  Actually the employment status of college graduates is not optimistic, so some people would attribute this phenomenon to the uselessness of college education. However, they do not realize that with the development of society and economy, only the college education can not satisfy the higher requirements for college students, which means if you want to get a better job, you should further study. But the most important thing is that the college education is the foundation to further study. Without it, you would not have a clear understanding of future employment and life planning. 

  In fact, some problems are not related to the college education but the use and implementation of education. For one thing, government and universities lack definite positions on college education, so they do not know whether they should continue imparting knowledge or training skills to adapt to the society as a bridge. For another thing, students do not make a proper use of college education. Some students are so fascinated in skipping classes and failing in the subjects in their college life that they will not get jobs successfully.

  The root cause of some problems is not college education itself. The way of solving these problems is not talking about whether college education is worth it or not, but how to use the college education to help students get better jobs or payments.