On the way, I thought: going to college is very important to me, and it must be inevitable to be admitted to college. But all roads lead to Rome, and going to college is not necessarily the only way out. Invisible people can only become talents when they go to college. Many famous celebrities have never been to college, but they are still praised by future generations.

For example, ostrovsky, a famous writer in the Soviet Union, only attended primary school for five years, but wrote the immortal book How Steel was Tempered.

There is Edison, who invented more than 1700 things in his life, but it is a great miracle that he invented so many things before he graduated from primary school.

Let's talk about Einstein, who also didn't go to college: 192 1 year, Einstein won the Nobel Prize in physics for his achievements in "the discovery of the law of photoelectric effect". There is also the theory of light quantum, which puts forward the hypothesis of light quantum. He also published four important papers on light quantum theory, molecular size measurement, Brownian motion theory and special relativity.

Obama was born in Hawaii in 196 1. He graduated from Columbia University and Harvard University. 1996 was elected to the Illinois Senate for the first time, and was elected to the Senate in 2004, becoming the fifth black senator in the history of the US Congress and the only one in this Congress. In 2009, he became the first black president of the United States. Isn't his success due to his university study?

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin graduated from Leningrad University and is an associate professor of law and economics. He improved the Russian economy through what he learned in college.

There are also such examples in our lives. For example, my brother thinks he must go to college because he said, "It's ok to go to college."

I think going to college is the best shortcut to success, because after going to college, I will have richer knowledge, broader thinking, stronger analytical ability and a better foothold in society.

Whether you go to college or not. Everyone needs perseverance to succeed.