Higher Education is Vital for the Less Fortunate Across the country, there are many kids who live in low income areas as well as racial divided. This prevents the students from receiving the best education that is needed. Such students go to schools where the education taught is not essential for the students to learn. The cities are allowing kids to go to schools with poor curriculums and teaching strategies. This is why students living low income families also with racial divide should attend to superior schools that have students who excel as well as meet state standards for schools. For one, after high school there are colleges who look for outstanding students. Excellent education
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When the less fortunate get the education that will expand their knowledge, students will later on in life will get a high earning job. The Treasury with the Department of Education stated, “Moreover, the earnings differential underestimates the economic benefits of higher education since college-educated workers are less likely to be unemployed and more likely to have jobs that provide additional non-wage compensation (e.g., paid vacation, employer-provided health insurance)”(3). When students get receive a higher education after graduating from college, there are jobs that provide better pay and benefits. These job opportunities show up when the employer discovers the degree that was earned. Higher education will not only benefit the student college life, but their chance of receiving a job that provides high …show more content…
Sikhan says, “Politicians and media pundits often point to choices students make, noting that because low-income students often achieve less academically, they focus on entering the job market earlier.” (Sikhan 1). Older students have a mindset of working instead of going to school receiving significant education. For colleges Weissmann stated, “The problem is that most don 't finish, or settle for less than a bachelor 's degree, which of course limits their earning power later in life” (1). Students are struggling to pay attention also with paying for college which results in the low rate of low income students receiving higher education. Schools have to find a new way of teaching education to underprivileged students to get their attention to learn influential
When the less fortunate get the education that will expand their knowledge, students will later on in life will get a high earning job. The Treasury with the Department of Education stated, “Moreover, the earnings differential underestimates the economic benefits of higher education since college-educated workers are less likely to be unemployed and more likely to have jobs that provide additional non-wage compensation (e.g., paid vacation, employer-provided health insurance)”(3). When students get receive a higher education after graduating from college, there are jobs that provide better pay and benefits. These job opportunities show up when the employer discovers the degree that was earned. Higher education will not only benefit the student college life, but their chance of receiving a job that provides high …show more content…
Sikhan says, “Politicians and media pundits often point to choices students make, noting that because low-income students often achieve less academically, they focus on entering the job market earlier.” (Sikhan 1). Older students have a mindset of working instead of going to school receiving significant education. For colleges Weissmann stated, “The problem is that most don 't finish, or settle for less than a bachelor 's degree, which of course limits their earning power later in life” (1). Students are struggling to pay attention also with paying for college which results in the low rate of low income students receiving higher education. Schools have to find a new way of teaching education to underprivileged students to get their attention to learn influential