It is a debatable question whether schooling and college should be done after the teenage years. Many nations’ laws say that it is better for youngsters to complete their education at the age of 18. There are various merits and demerits of these laws implemented by many countries around the world. The question arises: is it good for students to complete their higher education at the early age of 18 and how does it assist young individuals and their families?
On the one hand, there are a number of benefits if youngsters have finished their education by the age of 18. The first and foremost advantage is that they have good memories. Therefore, they can tackle issues in a short amount of time. Secondly, they are responsible for their families at a young age, which can give them life experience and support their families financially. To illustrate, in India, most people come from poor families, which leads to their parents being unable to help them choose the best institute for gaining knowledge. This is because most youngsters complete their education before the age of 18 and help their families.
However, there are a few disadvantages of this law if followed by teenagers. Firstly, they are not responsible for starting a family and supporting it financially at the age of 18. Secondly, they may feel burdened and take inappropriate steps if they lack work experience.
To sum up, there are many benefits and drawbacks to these laws implemented by many countries around the globe, such as being responsible for their work and helping their families by earning money. However, the age of 18 to start working in many places can be harmful if individuals do not have enough knowledge.