I learned that the percentage became smaller and smaller as the factors of surviving in this world grew. Not to worry, it isn't that bad. I found this man's story about survival and making decisions inspiring. He said that if you want to go to college, you have to because you want to, not because you want to get away from home or because your parents want you to. Those reasons are not going to help you enjoy college, least of all your life.
People go to college because they want to meet new people and expand their minds.
College may sound scary, but acceptance is only half the scare. The stress and pressure to stay in college and make something out of it is the other half. Focusing toward your future It doesn't even matter if you're going to a junior college or some prestigious ivy-league school. The speaker was offered a baseball scholarship to University of Pacific, but he bombed his SAT's and didn't get the scholarship. But he said not all was lost.