At one point or another in their high school lives, students are faced with one big question: should they go to university? Some students decide not to go. They might think that higher education is not necessary for them or that they have something more meaningful to do. Other students decide to go to university. Although these students all think that it is worth spending the next four years in classrooms, the reason why they think so might be different. Students go to university for a variety of reasons: academic interest, future career, or social life. First, many students attend university to study a particular subject in depth. University curriculums allow students to choose a major. This is a significant difference from high schools, which require students to take a wide range of classes regardless of their interests. Moreover, universities offer a number of specialized courses in one discipline, and these courses are taught by experts in the fields. Thus, for example, students who are interested in politics can major in political science and take courses about the political system, political philosophy, comparative politics, and other specific topics related to politics. In addition, universities have various research facilities that help students learn, such as libraries, laboratories, and computer rooms. Such curriculums, courses, faculty, and facilities enable students to pursue their academic goals in the field of their choice, and this is one of the reasons why they go to university.
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