I am writing a reply to your letter asking for a piece of advice, whether to go to college or try to get a job. In my opinion, trying to get a job is better for you, and I would like to state the reasons why.

Dear Mr. Hassan, I am writing a reply to your letter asking for a piece of advice, whether to go to college or try to get a job. In my opinion, trying to get a job is better for you, and I would like to state the reasons why. At first, I will mention the disadvantages of going to college. You would not probably enjoy it, as in a college, especially a Japanese college, you could only meet people around the same age as you. You must have already met with such people in your high or junior school. In addition to it, many students tend to have fun with friends besides the study. Therefore, it is pretty challenging to get admission to Japanese colleges, but to a graduate, it is not very difficult. For that reason, many students tend to have to enjoy having parties, going out, going travel. However, college would cost a huge of money for you. The fee of it is not cheap, of course. Consequently, I think it would be a waste of money to go to college. Secondly, I would tell you why getting a job is a good idea for you. The most valuable is experience. Unlike college, you can see numerous people from a different age than you. By talking with them, you can get a lot of knowledge of life, which would be good for you. Not only from people, but you can also bring significant experience from working. For example, you could know how different to earn money, and you can learn the various social systems. Lastly, I would recommend which jobs would suit you, as you have excellent speaking power, and would advise you to apply for a receptionist job in a school or a five-star hotel. By this, you can meet not only your colleague but also with many other people of customers. In conclusion, you should try to get a job for these reasons. Good luck to you.