From the very moment we were fully develop in our mother’s womb, our mother and
fathers started to educate us even though we didn’t understand what they were saying but they
educate us through their voices so that we may know and understand who is talking to us. How
high are we going to take our education? According to Dr. Heather Allen “Higher education
improves an individual's quality of life. Studies show that, compared to high school graduates,
college graduates have longer life spans, better access to health care, better dietary and health
practices, greater economic stability and security, more prestigious employment and greater job
satisfaction, less dependency on government …show more content…
If
you have already earned an Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree, by achieve a Master’s degree, or
a Doctorate will help you move much higher in your career. If I had my own business and I was
looking for people to work for me. I will pick on the description and the other 50% will be on
how high you are educated. According to CNN/Jobs, education is always something that
supervisors and business executives looks for when they are hiring.
When people have the drive and initiative to expand their knowledge, it is always a very good
sign that they will be able to benefit whoever they are working for company to expand further.
There are company within the work force that provides advancement courses for their employees
if they are interested. Most businesses will even offer to pay for advancement courses so that
their employees will perform at a higher standard than others. So pretty much the higher
educated you are the more advancement you will be able to get.
The cost of education with in the US these days will make anyone cry, but studies are
being done that researchers are saying it might be worth it getting a higher education. …show more content…
Employers more often
are seeking for college graduates to fill jobs openings that once required a lower level of
education and that proves how important a college degree or a high education in America can be
value. Clearly employers put a good deal of premium on college grads and in fact, a lot of jobs
simply aren't going to be open to people who don’t have a college degree or high education such
as your Masters or PHD. Requiring a college degree for positions in fields with an aging
workforce that will very soon be retiring in large number could further the problem employers
may already be facing. I believe higher education in American society and on future careers is
very important because it increased chances for advancement, there is a high percentage of
making more money if you are a PHD holder instead of just a high school diploma, and most
importantly many jobs require a college degree or something higher and I do hope people
understands that and start going back to school as I did in my old