Job Stability
A degree also leads to greater job stablility during an economic downtown, it's common for employers to cut jobs. During a recession, the unemployement rate among college grads are lower than the unemployment rate among employees with only a high school diploma.
Job Satisfaction
College graduates are typically more satisfied with their careers than indviduals with a high school diploma. College grads are typically more satisfied with their careers for a number of reasons. They're able to find higher paying careers, positions with advancements opportunities and hired by employers that provide generous benefits.
Higher Earning Potential
One of the benefits of obtaining a college degree is to increase earning potential. According to the United States Census Bureau, individuals achieve the following degree levels earned these median annual salaries:
PhD's: $100,000
Master's: $63,00
Bachelor's $55.700
Associates: $42,00
High School Diploma: $32,500
Benefits of a College Education
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