Why are You Going to College? - is College Degree the Answer to Achieve Your Dream?
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Prince Samuels asked:
Starting college will require your time, money, investment of personal resources. This is why you must know what you want and do a complete research as to what you love to do and good at. I’ve seen so many college students who have no passion in their chosen fields. Boredorm is what they confront everyday. If a person is going school for something they are passion about, they shouldn’t be bored about it at all. Are you going to college because of the money, families and friends expectations? If these are the reasons, please take a break and think again because it will not be a pleasant journey in your career. The investments and expenses, and sacrifices it takes to go to college is a major one. Don’t be like most people who never satified with their chosen fields and keep getting more and more degrees. Below will be some statistics that might alert you before going to college.
The average public university in the U.S. is about $10,000 a year today. The average private university tuition is about $19,000 a year today. The average pay for a teacher four years with degree is $ 27000 a year. The average pay for an engineering degree is about $40,000 a year. Students drop out rate is 30%. Of these students who graduate with students loans is about 30%. Without students loans are about 15%. The average students book cost is ranging from $95 to $130. With this stagerring statistics, don’t you think it makes sense to do a sound and informed research before putting your foot on a college campus? By the way there is no guaranteed when you graduate to get a job either especially with this cloudy economy. If you are going to college because you love that career and for learning purposes, I will encourage you to go for it. But if you are going to college to get a job like 97% of the people were thought, then I will advice you to go into business for youreself. There are many low start up cost business out there you can research where there is a better reward. Go with your gut instinct when making major decision and don’t always do what others you want you to do. To learn more about making sound decision on goals and career, or other ways to increase your income, go to my resource box now or visit me at http://www.mlmeducationblog.com Email: psam_leadership@hotmail.com phone# 612-306-4920 Voice: 206-339-6218
Sharon
Starting college will require your time, money, investment of personal resources. This is why you must know what you want and do a complete research as to what you love to do and good at. I’ve seen so many college students who have no passion in their chosen fields. Boredorm is what they confront everyday. If a person is going school for something they are passion about, they shouldn’t be bored about it at all. Are you going to college because of the money, families and friends expectations? If these are the reasons, please take a break and think again because it will not be a pleasant journey in your career. The investments and expenses, and sacrifices it takes to go to college is a major one. Don’t be like most people who never satified with their chosen fields and keep getting more and more degrees. Below will be some statistics that might alert you before going to college.
The average public university in the U.S. is about $10,000 a year today. The average private university tuition is about $19,000 a year today. The average pay for a teacher four years with degree is $ 27000 a year. The average pay for an engineering degree is about $40,000 a year. Students drop out rate is 30%. Of these students who graduate with students loans is about 30%. Without students loans are about 15%. The average students book cost is ranging from $95 to $130. With this stagerring statistics, don’t you think it makes sense to do a sound and informed research before putting your foot on a college campus? By the way there is no guaranteed when you graduate to get a job either especially with this cloudy economy. If you are going to college because you love that career and for learning purposes, I will encourage you to go for it. But if you are going to college to get a job like 97% of the people were thought, then I will advice you to go into business for youreself. There are many low start up cost business out there you can research where there is a better reward. Go with your gut instinct when making major decision and don’t always do what others you want you to do. To learn more about making sound decision on goals and career, or other ways to increase your income, go to my resource box now or visit me at http://www.mlmeducationblog.com Email: psam_leadership@hotmail.com phone# 612-306-4920 Voice: 206-339-6218
Sharon
