We should care for our fellow citizens' well-being and respect their beliefs. If we would do this, then balancing individual liberty and the common good would not be so difficult. Even the smallest actions we make can make a difference in the lives of others. We must be responsible for ourselves. When we do, we take a role in the balancing of individual liberty and the common good.
People now have many different educational and professional interests.
From medical technology to marketing strategies, all of these interests combined increase the common good. Medical advances promote the general health and well-being of the American people while people involved in business and accounting help the economy. Universities today have many areas of interest. Combining every individual's talents promotes the common good. This indirectly fosters personal responsibility, in this case choosing which educational pathway to take.