Why do some people not want to go to university?

Answer 1

People can not go to college because of problems with maybe financial problems like they can't afford it, maybe they don't want to go to college, maybe they have a disability or problem in which they can't go to college..

Answer 2

• There are a number of reasons why students don't attend college but here's the reality that many will only begrudgingly admit: there are genuine obstacles---dire circumstances that prevent a student from continuing their education, and then there are excuses; knee-jerk responses that students regurgitate when questioned about their future. While it is easy to extend sympathy for those students with the most uncommon challenges, it is more difficult to identify with the students who allow a flimsy excuse to stand in the way of the golden gate. Below are some common excuses that high school students give and the reasons why they no longer hold water.
• I can't afford itWelcome to the age of financial aid, community college, and work-study options. Many high school students today are aware that their parents cannot afford to foot their tuition bill. This is a common reality, but it doesn't mean that the students themselves can't afford college on their own. The combination of scholarship opportunities,federal aid, and flexible scheduling options make college a reality for students who are serious about obtaining a degree. Every year the number of high school students going on to college increases despite the fact the tuition also continues to rise. Seem strange? Not when you consider that financial aid of all varieties is more accessible than ever before and most students have realized that college is within reach.
• I earn good money at my jobI'll just stay on full-time after college. Well, I can't help but ask, where do you work? Shoot me an application. The truth is that good money is hard to come by---even with a degree. In high school, the definition of what constitutes a fair paycheck is flexible because the bills haven't begun rolling in yet. Typically when students can afford to purchase three items from Abercrombie and Fitch they are by every teen standard 'rich.' Unfortunately many of these individuals don't realize until too late just how much it can take to make ends meet. Gas prices are higher than ever. Home ownership has more costs associated with it. Even groceries for one cost about $400 a month---a third of minimum wage earnings if you work every single day. And the better paying jobs? They require a college degree.
• My grades aren't so greatThe beauty of community college is that your grades don't have to be great to get accepted. Community college is a second chance for students to shine. Not only is it affordable, but junior colleges typically offer the more alternative scheduling options. The classes are interesting. The instructors are reputable. The education is what you make of it. What's not to like?
• I don't know what I want to do with my lifeThe truth is that most people---even those in their thirties and forties---don't feel as though they really know what they want to do with their life. Those with a college degree, however, can float around on their diploma and make some money while getting their dreams sorted out and finding their niche.
• • My parents didn't go to college and they were successful, why should I bother?

Answer 3

There are a lot of reasons why some people might not want to go to college. The big one is cost. College is pretty expensive and the better education you aim for the more money you have to pay (in most scenarios). A lot of people, even with financial aid, could not afford this type of education.

Answer 4

Some people's desired career doesn't require university qualifications so university would be a complete waste of time if they intend to pursue that career