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Unit One: Introduction (cont.)

Introduction (cont.)

Earning a degree can lead to multiple practical and emotional benefits. Here are some quotes from students on the benefits of having a college degree. Having a degree opens doors. Without that piece of paper, your options are limited, even with the experience.

  • I have been turned down for many jobs this year because I don't have a college degree.
  • I could provide a better life for my family.
  • I would feel like I had accomplished something, and I would feel more confident.

Just in case you need additional motivation to jump in and get started, it might be helpful to also look at the monetary value of a university education. According to the U.S. Census bureau, a bachelor’s degree can be worth an extra $19,000 a year!

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Copyright 2010, by Kaplan University. Cite/attribute Resource. David, R. (2009, February 09). Unit One: Introduction (cont.). Retrieved July 30, 2010, from Kaplan University — Open Course Ware — Free Courses Web site: http://ocw.kaplan.edu/information-technology/academic-strategies-for-the-it-professional/course/unit-one-introduction-cont-1. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Creative Commons License