Mission Statement : MR is designing a question column because we truly believe questions are the gateway to knowledge and wisdom. We are encouraging our supporters and the people in societies to seek information that can bring about positive change, individual growth, and community growth.
What’s the deal: As of now MR will randomly answer a question every now and then- that we all have asked once in our life, or at least will eventually. We desire for the questions to be asked by the people, but we don’t have a problem creating them. To send in a question please email the question to mentorshiprevolution 24.7@gmail.com or leave it on a commitment at the website mentorshiprevolution.com. Enjoy reading the column!
This specific edition will be a continuation of the MR Question Column 2nd Edition. But the cool part that you don’t want to miss is viewing an entirely different perspective on one of the most asked questions: “Is College Stressful?”
Instead of the founder of MR answering the question (which I hope you know who that is by now 😊), MR has the founder/blogger of “Afrogeographic- by the name of Alston Clark” answering the same question for you. Alston is an expert of some sort on the college experience being that he has attended Howard University in D.C. In this edition of the question column let’s see what he thinks about college being stressful!
Question #2: College seems stressful. Is it really worth it in the long run?
MR’s Answer/ Alston Clark: Yes, college is worth it in the long run, usually. For many, college can be a place where people are introduced to the diversity of the world while gaining skills that can financially benefit them in the future. This combination makes college definitely worth it in the long run.
