Higher Pay Benefits

In the United States, we have several different jobs with different qualifications. Many people either have the option of going to school or not, but this usually will not affect their chances of obtaining a job. Granted, someone who have a degree in a certain subject is more likely to have a higher pay then someone who doesn 't. With all of the schooling that the average person is forced to attend to obtain a job in their future, some good should arise from this. We have thousands of jobs to choose from in the United States, and with these jobs comes different pay. Many people have argued for a higher wage due to increases in living expenses, but many are skeptical when they are asked to obtain a degree for higher pay. There is a substantial monetary difference in the amount someone who works at McDonald 's makes versus someone who is a neurosurgeon. This gap between wages should remain …show more content…
From the age of four we are all put into elementary, then for the next 12 years, forced to attend school. Upon entering school, we are aware of common practices that we will use in our everyday lives that will eventually help us as adults. As the year’s wear on we graduate and have the option to attend college and pursue a career in corporate America. By choosing to stay within a certain course we are deciding what career path we plan on taking. People have the option to choose from several different degree plans based on what they plan on doing with their lives. Some of the top careers people plan on taking as of 2016 range from doctors to pharmacist to majoring in business. These types of jobs are seemingly inextensible due to the fact that we need these type of people to care for our injured and form businesses that will help our country prosper. The mere fact that we entrust these individuals to take care of such a valuable sector in our society should be proof that they deserve a higher pay then other jobs. Several years of training and hardship go into