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Growing up, I was told my dreams are unrealistic. I would tell my parents that I want to be a Major League Baseball player when I grow up, but they merely laugh and tell me, “good luck with that”. I was told I have to be a good catholic. I would sit through hours upon hours of religious education to officially become a “member” of church that is built upon the values of accepting everyone and anyone into one of it’s masses. I was pressured to get good grades, so I could get into a good college,…

None of the working women with less than a primary education are salaried workers; roughly three-quarters of working women are self-employed. Among women completing secondary or higher schooling, 84% are salaried workers. Salaried work is more common for women in small towns than in urban areas. Nearly half of women are self-employed and live in small villages and rural areas. Women are also more likely than men to work…

Many of the times when we here “Social Worker” we think Child Protective Services and from that they have to remove the child off their parents home. Social Workers have various of positions that they have to be. For others they just think it is just taking away the child but it is not, they try to help you from any substance abuse, mental illness with your child, or when a sick person is about to die and they want the family to appear to listen about their will. Another thing that Social…

Million Dollar Degree: College Students Take Unnecessary Required Classes, While Being Significant Overcharged and Promised a Successful Adult Life If you’re hiring someone for a sales position, the applicant’s education history should be a factor. Why wouldn 't it be? The educational qualifications of our workforce is lacking, and the idea that someone with little to no education would be suitable for a position other than a fast food restaurant, is the reason why our businesses aren’t meeting…

About 40 years ago, the American public decided that the only way to be competitive and gain an advantage in this world was through a college education. Higher education has been lamanted as “an economic imperative”(Owen and Sawhill 208) that can no longer be seen as optional or supplemental for people hoping to to attain a job in the workforce. This means that without getting a degree, you are not only shirking your responsibility as a functioning member of society, but you are also cutting…

It’s been four years since I came from Pakistan, and my thinking about higher education has drastically changed. In Pakistan the only people who got “educated” were rich people as they could afford the expensive tuition fees. Getting an education in Pakistan meant going above the standards and receiving a status. A college graduate would receive more respect in the job place as compared to person with just a high school diploma working there for years. Unfortunately in Pakistan we…

Humans love adventures, sports and many varieties of working out and competition. For example, hiking is one of the most painful exercises that men and women can practice. However, hiking provides an incredible joy and appreciation at the end of the effort. So as hiking, many challenges that humans faced seem to be difficult and request a lot effort and sacrifices. One of those challenges is going to college. Different people, with different nature and different ideas lead to multiple choice and…

Russia has a high-income economy. A high income economy, defined by the World Bank, is a country with a gross national income per capita above 12,735 US dollars. According the the World Bank, Russia’s GDP per capita is $23,875. Russia is ranked 6th in the world and have a GDP of $3.493 trillion as of 2016. If you were to divide up the GDP by sector would see that 4% is agriculture, 36.3% is industry, and 59.7% is services. Their inflation is at 12.9% while they have 13.4% of their population…

resemble home? Will it resemble your secondary college experience? Will you have the capacity to handle it? Will it be fun and energizing? Will it be terrifying and nerve wracking? Indeed, ideally a look at a typical day for an undergrad will deal with a few things! The college timetable is altogether different than the conventional secondary college plan (Kim & Kim, 2013). Ordinarily, there is significantly more adaptability with your college classes. In secondary college, you were most likely…

The cost of attending college in the United States, which can be called the sticker price, has been steadily increasing for the last few years. The cost of tuition has sparked controversy as universities attempt to find a price that pays for tuition, but also is affordable for their students. This has become a problem because it is important to attend college in order to have a successful career, but the initial price of college isn’t possible for some students. As a student who is paying…