I feel that going to college can really change the fate of many rural children. In some better universities, their salaries are still relatively high, which has changed the income of families and changed some rural areas. Even two or even three books. I think we should watch it. Because school is only the starting point, development depends on individuals. If this student can make plans and preparations early, study hard, especially in business, and learn how to effectively "blend" talents and learn to improve with them, then he may not lose to those students in so-called key universities after graduation. The school provides you with a starting point and platform, and the final development depends on you personally.

Salary depends on short-term and long-term

Yes, three or five thousand dollars just after graduation, which is normal for ordinary college students. However, it depends on short-term and long-term. You don't study and enter the factory, which is likely to be the case all your life, unless you go out to do business yourself in the future. However, those who really do business and make a fortune must be a few. When you go to college, you will enter the company. As long as you are willing to learn, grow and accept challenges, the opportunities are infinite. Not to mention how successful it is, it is entirely possible to earn millions or even hundreds of thousands a year. But the probability that you work in a factory is so small.

Not just economic accounts.

Go to the factory if you don't study, not nine to five, and don't go to work on weekends. Not to mention paid vacation or enterprise annuity, five insurances and one gold. Moreover, think about the education and development of children in the future, think about the differences in working environment and way, and even the differences in the whole lifestyle. These things are far more than money or economic accounts. In this era, reading is not the only way out, but for rural children, college is still one of the best ways out.