The Decision between College and Work
After graduating from high school, students these days might consider starting a job immediately.
One of
the primary reasons for this is the fact thatstudents getdiscouraged by the cost of college and would like
to...
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The Decision between College and Work
After graduating from high school, students these days might consider starting a job immediately.
One of
the primary reasons for this is the fact thatstudents getdiscouraged by the cost of college and would like
to earn an income and gain work experience rather than spend years in college worrying about student
loans.
In spite of college being an expensive affair, you will find that most employersstill stress the importance
of a college education and a degree as more important than getting a job right after high school; in this
article, we’re going to explore why.
College education could be a great investment
A college education is going to cost you money—that’s a given.
But it doesn’t have to result in tons of
student loans.
The key is applying to a program that is in-demand, in a field that is relatively unaffected
by the economic downturn.
Fields such as healthcare andmedicine, education, information technology,
and legal services are a fe
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