Comparison and Contrast

In today's world, there are several students who have different attitudes towards education on the basis of money. There are a lot of such students who have to earn money so that they can pay for their education, while some are financed by their parents. There is a vast difference between the students who pay for their education as compared to those students who don't have to pay for their education (dofonline.co.uk). Those students succeed more who earn to finance their education as compared to those students who have it easy and have their education financed by their parents. The educational attitudes of those students, who have their educational finances already taken cared of, contradict with the attitudes of those students who don't. This is the reason why numerous students have completely different perspectives of the educational system. The student who has to finance his own education would have his priorities straight as compared to the other students.

Majority of the students come out of high school with their priorities way out of order. This affects the student drastically when it comes to the education they are receiving. Most of the time students come out of high school ready to have a good time. A student spending their own money in order to learn will nine times out of ten have their priorities together in order to make sure that they are successful in their schooling (Moerk & Becker, pp. 67). The first thing the student would focus on would be the education, and next would come their job and other priorities. A person's attitude can be defined in many ways; however, in this reading only the main components will be discussed. The following synonyms for attitude will be the bases of all comparisons and contrasts used: approach, outlook, ...