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    lower education. When looking at combined lower education with combined higher education, which is our second single linear regression (figure 1-5 and 1-6, bachelor’s and above), it was expected to see a correlation for both of them. The results were expected to have a high statistical significance relating to our R-squared value and adjusted R-squared. In addition to this, it was expected that the coefficient would higher for higher education than lower education. The research proved that…

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    Pay For College

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    Stephanie Milewski, graduates next May from college having $90,000 in loans that she needs to start paying off. College is a lot of money includes paying for room and board fees, books need for the courses you take and on top of that her student loans. Stephanie is like every other college graduate that needs to pay off her student loans starting after graduation. Stephanie did not let the cost of college stop her from attending college and pursuing a career she is very interested in.…

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    Value Of College

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    earn about $120,000, while your counterpart who’s in college earns little or nothing, and may even carry the same amount in debt by graduation.” The finger for the primary cause of anti-intellectualism may be pointed towards the social demand for higher education. Trout States, “Now that around sixty percent of high-school…

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    Kezar article took a historical view of the past 30 years in higher education and how summer bridge programs have changed over the years. I enjoyed reading the establishment of summer bridge programs to aid underrepresented minority groups entering college through introduction to college course. The article focuses…

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    Postsecondary schools are institutions where students go to further their education “Why? Education helps people do higher-skilled work..” (David 6). Getting a higher education helps you perform even more advance in your workforce. There are seven types of postsecondary schools, these schools include: Universities, Colleges, Community Colleges/Junior Colleges, Technical/Vocational/Proprietary Schools,and Public vs. Private. These postsecondary schools offer different skills and diverse community…

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    career preparation. Students that graduate from college are more likely to have higher paying jobs, in their chosen field of study. Many will have jobs lined up right after graduation. Even on campus students are busing working and creating businesses and entrepreneurial ventures, such as Mark Zuckerberg who invented the social-networking site Facebook in a college dorm, now having a net worth of $39.6 billion. With a higher education, you are less likely to be unemployed. While undergraduates…

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    either intellectual and social experiences. To support his position first, Khan comments higher education is under increasing scrutiny, in parts. Next, he states that students have begun to recognize something very counterintuitive. Finally, he states that having more faculty with broad backgrounds shows a deep desire to mentor students. Khan purpose in writing this article was to inform us that the core of higher education is increasing because both intellectual enrichment and enhancement job…

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    the promised land of opportunity and higher education” (Carey). Carey is presenting a different, but still affordable, way to attend college. A student who comes from a low-income family is eligible for a grant from the government, which does not have to be paid back, to help the student attend a university. If a person does not have enough money to invest in college, there are cheaper approaches the person can take. Money should not stand in the way of a higher level of education. There is…

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    war veterans a chance at receiving higher education. As I keep saying, “some college is better than none”, because there are so many people that I work with at McDonalds, and I know for a fact that if my managers went to college, then they would manage the restaurant in a better and more beneficial way. You cannot expect to throw people into jobs in this country without any experience. Education is for everyone, which is why I believe that all should receive higher education for free. Remember…

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    does the recruitment of international students and the establishment of branch campuses impact on higher education in Australia? This essay presents a critical review of two issues arising from the phenomenon of Internationalisation of Higher Education (HE); namely the recruitment of international students and the development of off-shore campuses. In recent decades, Australia, in keeping with Higher Education institutions world-wide, has experienced a decrease in public funding and is…

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