Anzaldua 4Fig. 2. This chart by Jacob Goldstein shows the annual income a College graduate on averagehas, compared to a High School graduate. (The value of College)With the same light of figure 1, figure 3 shows the employment rate after graduatingCollege. This bar graph breaks it down to some High School, a High School degree, someCollege with no bachelor's degree, and a bachelor's degree or a higher education. And of coursethe highest employment rate comes from the College degree.
Anzaldua 5Fig. 3. This graph demonstrates the employment rate after graduation (Employment Rates ofCollege Graduates)Now, looking at the mere fact of considering attending College. Paying a College tuitioncan be seen like an investment to a better life. An investment where in return after acquiring aCollege degree, the money will be eventually return thanks to having a well payed job. Besidesthe money aspect of this "investment": time management skills, keeping your calm …show more content…
And say that there is nothing like the College experience. MichaelRoth from his What’s a Liberal Arts Education Good For? Huffington Post would agree withthis. He adds that "Rather than pursuing business, technical or vocational training, some students(and their families) opt for a well-rounded learning experience." This experience he talks about is
Anzaldua 6the same one that shows the student how to become an intellectual, a human being, a respectedmember in society.An easy phrase like Even for Cashiers College Pays Off is the title of a New York TimesPost that explains how overall the best and smartest choice is to attend
Anzaldua 5Fig. 3. This graph demonstrates the employment rate after graduation (Employment Rates ofCollege Graduates)Now, looking at the mere fact of considering attending College. Paying a College tuitioncan be seen like an investment to a better life. An investment where in return after acquiring aCollege degree, the money will be eventually return thanks to having a well payed job. Besidesthe money aspect of this "investment": time management skills, keeping your calm …show more content…
And say that there is nothing like the College experience. MichaelRoth from his What’s a Liberal Arts Education Good For? Huffington Post would agree withthis. He adds that "Rather than pursuing business, technical or vocational training, some students(and their families) opt for a well-rounded learning experience." This experience he talks about is
Anzaldua 6the same one that shows the student how to become an intellectual, a human being, a respectedmember in society.An easy phrase like Even for Cashiers College Pays Off is the title of a New York TimesPost that explains how overall the best and smartest choice is to attend