|
|
|
Cheap Long Distance for College Students
As a parent, watching your child go off to college may be exciting and yet scary! Your new college student may also be happy to go off to school, but at the same time feel anxious to be leaving his family behind for the first time in his life. ...
Most Colleges Require Letters Of Recommendation
I cannot overemphasize the importance of developing strong relationships with high school teachers and counselors as early as possible. An extremely well written, all-telling letter can absolutely make the difference of being accepted or rejected to...
Online College Degrees
Online and distance degrees are gaining in popularity. Many people find the flexibility offered with distance learning is a huge benefit while trying to juggle the demands of everyday life. Many traditional college institutions are now offering...
Troy Dunn Teaching at Platt College
Page 1 Solutions is proud to announce that Troy Dunn, Director of Web Development, will begin teaching design and development classes at Platt College in Denver, Colorado starting in August 2005. Troy has also taught design & development and...
What to Pack for College Part One
The excitement of college can be overwhelming, but there is also work to be done. If you're headed to a college far away from home, knowing what to pack for college will give you a sense of peace as you put miles between you and...
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Open New Doors With A College Education
More data and research shows that a college education not only increases a graduate's earning power but also open new doors and opportunities that would not exist before they completed their degree.
But first the important stuff, the money. On average college and universities can make up to double the amount of money in a year and over their working lives than a high school graduate. People with a graduate degree or a doctorate can triple or quadruple a high school graduate earnings.
When it comes to the big money there is no competition. Nine percent of college graduates brought home more than $100,000 a year or more while only one percent of high school graduates reached that income level. The opportunity to earn more money, year over year, and at the highest level is clearly more open to college or university graduates.
It is also easier for a college graduate to get their first job, move up more quickly in their chosen field, and reach the top, than it is for a person with only a high school diploma. College graduates bring specialized training and skills and they are also more likely to have enhanced communication and writing abilities, are able to adjust and multi-task, and have a range of abilities to grow that make them more desirable
to employers.
A person who takes the short route to the working world after high school is actually taking a short term gain for long term pain. Even after you add the cost of four years college at an average cost of $10,000.00 to the income you could make in that period you will still be far behind. You may pick up an extra $100,000 in the short term that will cost you and your family a million dollars in the long run.
An investment in a college education will also pay off in opening a lot of other doors. Many people find that the friends they graduate with in college often become part of their network. This network can pass along possible job leads, lucrative investment opportunities, and even social or political connections.
These doors are only open however to those who attend college and complete their degree program. Don't let these doors slam shut in your face. It is never too late to go back to school and take advantage of the benefits that a college education can provide. Yes, it may hurt a little in the short term, but at the end you will almost certainly be better off.
About the Author
This article courtesy of http://www.schoolguideusa.com
|
|
|
|
|
| SAT Registration - SAT Scores - College Search - College Admissions |
| Organization representing hundreds of colleges responsible for the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT), the Advanced Placement (AP) program, and various equity ... |
| www.collegeboard.com |
|
| CollegeNET - Online College Applications and Free Financial Aid Search |
| Guide to colleges, universities, and graduate programs. Provides information on college admissions, links to academic resources, and online applications. |
| www.collegenet.com |
|
| college times |
| www.nytimes.com/college/ - Similar pages |
|
|
| Dartmouth College |
| Welcome to Dartmouth, a private, four-year liberal arts institution that has been at the forefront of American higher education since 1769. |
| www.dartmouth.edu |
|
| USNews.com: America's Best Colleges 2007 |
| Top Liberal Arts Colleges · Comprehensive Colleges · Top Northern · Top Southern · Top Midwestern · Top Western · Engineering Programs ... |
| www.usnews.com |
|
| CollegeView — College Finder & Recruiting Service |
| A free online college search service with extensive profiles of all the accredited colleges and universities in the US, including updated contact ... |
| www.collegeview.com |
|
| Swarthmore College :: Home |
| Swarthmore College 500 College Avenue Swarthmore, PA 19081 ... A personal view of the College's program in Argentina's capital from the first student to ... |
| www.swarthmore.edu |
|
| College Humor |
| Everything that's funny on the Internet is right here. Funny pictures, funny videos, and lots of boobies. |
| www.collegehumor.com |
|
| The College of William & Mary | W&M |
| Chartered on February 8, 1693, by King William III and Queen Mary II as the second college in the American colonies. Severed formal ties with Britain in ... |
| www.wm.edu |
|
| Reed College |
| Portland, Oregon liberal arts college noted for rigorous academics and independent study. |
| www.reed.edu |
|
| Yale University |
| Yale University comprises three major academic components: Yale College (the undergraduate program), the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, ... |
| www.yale.edu |
|
| Williams College |
| Official site for this four-year liberal arts college in Williamstown, Massachusetts. 2000 students choose from 30 majors in 24 departments. |
| www.williams.edu |
|
| Amherst College |
| One of the Five Colleges, this school is consistently ranked one of the top liberal arts colleges in the nation. |
| www.amherst.edu |
|
| HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE |
| A private liberal arts college in Western Massachusetts. |
| www.hampshire.edu |
|
| Smith College |
| A private liberal arts college for women located in Northampton, Massachusetts. A highly selective institution with an undergraduate enrollment on campus of ... |
| www.smith.edu |
|
| College - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| The institutions formerly known as "Teacher-training colleges" now style themselves ... In Portugal the term college (colégio) is mainly used to refer to ... |
| en.wikipedia.org |
|
| Davidson College |
| An independent liberal arts institution founded by Presbyterians. Contains a calendar of events, history, academic information, alumni and admissions. |
| www.davidson.edu |
|
| Emerson College - Bringing Innovation to Communication and the Arts |
| Emerson College is the nation's only four-year college devoted exclusively to the study of communication and performing arts. |
| www.emerson.edu |
|
| Middlebury College |
| Panthers outdoor official site. Coaching staff, roster, schedule, school records, and past season information. |
| www.middlebury.edu |
|
| The Pomona College Web |
| Private liberal-arts college with a focus on the arts, literature, and languages. A founding member of the Claremont Colleges. |
| www.pomona.edu |
|
|