As the graduation day draws near, college students have to make a decision about their future life. Whether a person wants to take the postgraduate entrance examination or find a job depends largely on his personal interest.

For those who are eager for economic independence and put what they have learned in college into practice, finding a job is both satisfying and rewarding. For many years, they have been using their parents' money to support their education, and they are not without guilt. In addition, at many times during their study, they must feel embarrassed because of lack of money or spending their parents' money on "luxury goods". Becoming a breadwinner after graduation is their main wish.

However, those who want to take advantage of the university will try to sign up for postgraduate courses. For them, a master's degree or even a doctorate represents a greater goal than a bachelor's degree. Similarly, their success and interest in life lie more in academic achievements than in making money.

As far as I am concerned, getting a higher degree has always been my dream. This is based on my belief that I should do more research and study when I am still young.