Degree

As more people get degrees, jobs that required a High School diploma are now demanding Associates and Bachelor degrees. The lower your degree the more years of experience are demanded from you by the firm you are applying to. As a result, a college degree is becoming a necessity for High School graduates in order to find a job that pays a living wage. The government should fund the universities and colleges directly rather than give out loans to students so that the students will not be…

Proposal on “Education and College Degree” By: - Anish Ananda Adhikari aaadhikari999@gmail.com To: -SOFYA TARABRINA (ENG-120 Instructor) Education and College Degree…

Achieving a degree in the Arts involves taking courses in what are traditionally referred to as the “liberal arts”. The main area of study for these courses are literature, art history, philosophy, economics, languages, and so on. The scope of liberal arts is generally not to train you for a specific job, but more importantly prepares you to for a career, serving an invaluable set of skills, which includes the ability to think for yourself, communicate effectively, and the capacity for lifelong…

I want to pursue a MSW degree at this time because the profession will give me the opportunity to help people from all walks of life in a multitude of settings. The greatest reward will be to know and feel that the work that I do is having an impact on people’s lives. I want to help people who may look like me, grew up in similar intolerable conditions or have endured personal and social adversities at the hands of inequality. Since graduating college five years ago, I have lost my sense of self…

a job without a college degree is impossible. Making the decision to getting a college degree can provide career advancement, stability, and a better lifestyle for families. As young kids, we all dream of what the future would be like, but some of us never take in consideration the work you must put in to achieve the outcome you want. Without a college degree, you just have a job, not quite…

concentrate on finishing this degree. I am a very competitive person and have the need to achieve this milestone rather than have the feeling that I have failed at it (Bendig & Stillman, 1958). I am semi-retired and most likely will not be using this degree to further my career. I will most likely be moving on to start my graduate degree after graduation. One of the major benefits of a degree is that if I do choose to return to the workforce I will have the degree to raise my value to an…

a college degree is the fact that I really want it. There are few things in life that I truly desire and feel like that I must have. I am motivated because I believe that it will give me a greater sense of self worth and open my life to more and better opportunities. My purpose in seeking a college degree is to fulfill a promise I made to myself to be all that I can be. I can only attain higher things in life with a higher education. The values I am demonstrating by seeking a degree have to…

life to go. I am looking to pursue my graduate degree for several reasons: career opportunities, knowledge and money. Today’s career opportunities pose a challenge to those who don’t have advanced degrees on a resume. There is not much flexibility for a bigger career transition for students with just Bachelors because most certain fields such as Criminal Justice, Counseling, teaching, and social work require an advanced degree. With a graduate degree at hand, it may be easier for me to get…

Recently someone asked me ‘why do you want a college degree’ the first thing that came to my mind was to get a good job. I guess the society has wired that into our brains. Which made me thinking is the purpose of college just getting a well-paid job? Or is there a broader perspective? It is very important to get good education, but it is just as important to learn about yourself and tendencies. Today education has lost its importance. More emphasis is placed on grades and GPA than self-growth.…

specifically a college degree. Is a college degree really necessary in our society today? Is a degree worth that much of your time and not the mention the debt that comes along with it? According to CNN Money, a college degree, despite all the factors involved, is still worth it. Although tuition has been continually rising and wages have been falling those workers without a college degree are losing their jobs or receiving lower wages at a much higher rate than those with a college degree.…