Personal development will always be at the heart of lifelong learning at university, which will promote character building in self, meeting new people and maturity. In "Learning of Freedom," where Michael Roth discusses his ideas about education, he states that "the supreme goal of higher education is to give all citizens the opportunity to discover the 'vast and human meaning' of their life and their work” (Roth 3). . Roth is not only looking for the highest purpose of education, but also where it makes a difference in a person's life and I really agree with him. This is where people want to create and acquire new knowledge concepts so that they can apply them in the real world and not just be labeled as “human capital” (Roth 2). With the help of the university, I personally slowly learned to develop my own reasonings and judgments, making me grow as a person to clearly express my own thoughts and ideas and improve my own human significance. College education enhances personal development on many levels to have the chance to meet new people and socialize to strengthen students' communication skills and be rich in intellectual culture. Also, reaching a higher level of maturity to enter adulthood and be