I am very glad to hear from you, it has been a while. I am very happy to see that you are interested in what I plan on doing after high school. The truth is I really don't know what I want to do after high school. I thought about a number of things. I am glad you asked that question because I have to decide what I want to do, seeing how I am a senior and don't have much time left to do so. First thing to think of is that people economize. I also am taking a class called economics which gave me a great tool which is the economic way of thinking, which I am going to use to help make my decision. .
I have numerous things I can do following high school. I could go to a full time college, or part time college and part time work, and I could go to the military or choose no further education at all. Which all of these decisions have an opportunity cost. That means that what I choose there will always be a second best decision that could be as good that I wouldn't choose. I am very glad you asked this question because people respond to incentives in predictable ways. .
I really don't want to go to a full time college, out of state or in state, because it really isn't for me. I don't believe in spending so much money for an education that doesn't guarantee me a worth while job to pay back all that money i would have to spend. I also don't want to be in debt all my life. Then there is the fact of going to an out of state college that doesn't fit me at all. I would not want to leave my life in New Hampshire at all. I have Family here, friends, and I have a wonderful girlfriend right now that I would not want to leave her if we were still going out at the time of graduation. There also is the fact of living in a dorm, which sounds fun, but with me I would probably not show up to all my classes because I don't have to and would end up partying too much and wasting my money anyways.
