It is important to know which courses of study are more likely to lead to higher salaries after graduation. With all the complications and difficulties of paying for college though, it is just important to choose the degree plan that is right for you. An article in this week’s MarketWatch provides a more balanced perspective on choosing a college major. Check it out for links to important resources and some great advice, in plain language, with an eye toward reducing college debt.
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by Kevin on Saturday, June 21st, 2008
June 21st, 2008 at 1:02 pm
To get a higher salary as the primary criterion for choosing a major is ludicrous. You must do something far more fundamental, something I require all of my college-bound students to do: get an assessment of your interests, needs, and environments in which you are more effective and productive.
I have my students take the About U. It can be found at the bottom of this website. Once there, click on the company’s logo.
http://www.FreeVideos4College.com
June 21st, 2008 at 1:29 pm
The primary reason for choosing a college is the curriculum offered. There has to be a fit, or it could wind up being a disasterous experience.
I’ve counseled families for the past 29 years, and for undecided students, I have them make a list of what careers they would not want to pursue and see what’s left. That’s the direction they should follow.