College Board wields too much power upon high school students

In the 21st century, college is increasingly pushed on students. Starting as early as elementary school, it’s hammered into the minds of young students that college is a necessity for succeeding in life. The pros of attending a four-year university are put on a pedestal while the cons of college are often hidden away.    

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