Every high school student's dream is to graduate, go to college, and get their dream job. Although it seems simple, for some it seems like a long process and a lifetime of debt. Being able to achieve career goals in a timely manner is more attractive in this company. So that students, as well as non-traditional students, can complete their education, so that they can go out and get jobs, this is a pressing issue for single parents and students who cannot afford to attend four-year universities. It is more difficult for some to continue, and so students drop out. If states could diverge on a plan to allow for a more concentrated study area for all career goals, we could have less debt among American citizens today, a higher graduation rate in the number of people educated in America and a more financially stable community. The cost of education after high school is becoming more and more outrageous. In a web report article titled College Degrees Requiring More Student Debt, published by Equal Justice Works, it states: "Unsurprisingly, the report shows a rapid increase over the years....