Essays on Graduation

The study’s objective is to compare the transfer rates and graduation rates of various universities. The data and information collected serve as a gauge of how satisfied students are with their educational institutions. To gauge the degree of student satisfaction at these institutions, data on admission, total graduation rates, and…

Declining by Degrees: Higher Education at Risk is an intriguing series that examines what is going on in higher education. It wants to know what happens before enrollment and graduation. It demonstrates so something has gone wrong. The documentary advocates for reform, demonstrating that the nation is in grave danger…

Without remembering William Jefferson Clinton, also named William Jefferson Bly III, we can’t talk about US presidents. In 1992, he became the 42nd US head of state and served until 2001. Born and raised in Arkansas, he attended prestigious colleges, including Oxford University, Georgetown University, and Yale Law School, among…

In his book Into the Woods, Jon Krakauer portrays a man who leaves his family home and heads into the forest. Chris McCandless, the story’s lead, prefers solitude after graduating. Clearly, a core premise of this book is that complete self-sufficiency is unlikely in one’s life. The assistance and care…

The article underneath analysis was a speech presented in the course of Kenyon College’s commencement ceremony. The presenter feels that customarily, it is standard practice for graduation speeches to start with didactic allegorical stories. Wallace begins with an educational analogy of two younger fish which when swimming along, meet an…

The cease of high school marked an end to my childhood life. My mother and father always encouraged me to work hard and acquire the necessary grades to join college. After completing my ultimate exams, many of my nights were sleepless as I contemplated graduating from high faculty and enrolling…