In the persuasive essay "What Does Responsibility Look Like," Louise Bohmer Turnbull reveals the" hard reality" of students dropping out of school and going living on their own.
I believe teens should avoid dropping out schoolsthis and continue their studies.
There is no need to repeat "dropping out" since the reader is already aware of that from the previous sentences.
They must, continue their schoolsing , then later go to college and get a college degree then to get a good high salary job, so that they can support themselves, such as paying bills, paying rent or cars, or even when later the time they get marriedy and have children.
I agree with dumi, you should use different words to substitute "get". Reword "then to get" because it sounds a bit repetitive.