our second prize high school winners is from chardon, ohio. demeter from the notre dame cathedral latin school wants candidates to talk about education in "the big decision." ♪ hey, my name is andrew carey i am a high school senior so i'm going to college next year. i want the truth about college but everyone has an opinion. a professor says you may need a degree to be successful and her friend's does despite the adult supervision, why bother going into deep debt. to hear one answer to that question i spoke to a soon-to-be freshman majoring in business and marketing. >> our society tells us that to get a well-paying job and be supportive of your family you have to go to college and this -- go to college. >> and this is tori martin. she is moving to the big apple to pursue a degree in hospitality. she still believes colleges necessary for some fields. >> i wouldn't want someone being my doctor and not knowing what they should be doing. >> shockingly, most of -- more than half of today's degree holders are working jobs that don't require a degre

one of our second prize high school winners is from chardon, ohio.ndrew demeter from the notre dame cathedral latin school once presidential candidates to discuss college affordability and alternatives to post-secondary education in his video titled, "the big decision." ♪ >> hey, my name is andrew and i am a high school senior so i'm going to college next year. i want the truth about college but everyone has an opinion. a professor says you need a degree to be successful and a front might say, besides the partying and lack of adult supervision, why bother going into deep debt. to hear one answer to that question i spoke to a soon-to-be freshman majoring in business and marketing. >> our society tells us that to get a well-paying job and be supportive of your family you have to go to college. and -- andrew: and this is tori martin. she is moving to the big apple to pursue a degree in cosmetology. she still believes college is necessary for some fields. >> i wouldn't want someone being my doctor and not knowing what they should be doing. andrew: but sh

these videos show senior planned parenthood officials laughing, sipping chardon nay, and bargaining andtly selling the body parts of unborn children. even if you're pro choice selling the body parts of unborn children is a horrifying thing and it's one of the sad indictments of the obama administration. nobody on earth, you don't think and nobody else thinks the obama jui justice department would ever investigate a planned parenthood because they are a political ally of this administration. i think we need a justice department that enforces the laws without regard to party or ideology, enforces the law for everybody. >> let's take another break. nbc town hall with senator ted cruz will be right back. 80% of women say a healthy lifestyle is a priority. but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's 50+ complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and calcium to help support bone health. one a day. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal

one of our second prize high school central winners is from chardon, ohio. a 12nd grader wants presidential candidates to discuss college affordability and alternatives to postsecondary education in his video, "the big decision." >> hey, my name's andrew. i'm a high school senior, so next year i'm going to college. i want the truth about college, but everyone has an opinion. a professor might say, you need a degree to be successful. or a friend might say, besides the partying and lack of adult supervision, why bother going into such deep, deep debt? to hear one answer to that question, i spoke with chandler, a soon to be freshman majoring in business and marketing at mercy hearst university. >> our society tells us that in order to get a good, well-paying jobs and be supportive with your family or what not, you have to go to college. >> and this is tori martin. instead of earning a traditional degree, she's moving to the big apple next year to pursue a career in cosmetology. tori still believes college is necessary for some fields. >> because i wouldn't want