Graduate School Versus Work: A Post College Decision in America

Education stimulates and develops human thought and wisdom. In many developed countries, people are responsible for accepting secondary education at secondary schools according to law. After graduating from high school, university students have become social trends in North America for decades. The university will train and train students with advanced professional skills and knowledge. Graduate school and work is the last choice to consider after university graduates have a bachelor's degree. While expectations for work and graduate studies are expected to be quite high, graduate students are a better choice for university students.

There is a problem of big supply (graduation) and demand (good work). About half a century ago, only 7% of high school graduates attended university. In the United States after the Second World War, our economy flourished and the economies of many European and Asian countries are being (slowly) rebuilt. The "Supply and Demand Law" strongly supports graduates of new graduates. If you plan to major in English, I encourage you to pay attention to the advice of the late Dr. Stephen Covey, businessmen, writers and educators. A quarter of a century ago, Dr. Covie wrote his most famous book "The Seven Habits of Efficient People." These "habits" are as powerful as 25 years ago.

For young people who are considering dropping out, the gap is expanding between high school graduates and high school graduates, and high school graduates and university graduates. According to the US Department of Commerce, the average annual income for men who dropped out of school in 1993 was only $ 13,961. High school graduates are $ 20,870, some university men have $ 23,435, and university graduates have income of $ 32,708. Among females, the average wage gap between high school students and university graduates is even greater. They are $ 7,674 and $ 26,043 respectively. Only women who graduated from high school received 5% less income than women who graduated from college. More importantly, the last five high school graduates only employ two graduates, whereas the last three-fifths of high school graduates who do not attend college are hired.

Every year, millions of students are determined to continue university education after graduating from high school. This article is not intended to discuss whether this is correct or wrong but aims to provide advice to new students anywhere from recent college graduates. I am pleased that I am lucky enough to enter Ohio State University which I graduated in the fall of 2015. The idea of ​​this article arises from my desire to receive the advice of the above people before going to college. In my family, I was initially considered an examination subject after I entered high school. Please check the following 9 tips. I think that all freshmen of the university should pay attention