Working a job and attending school can each stand on their own as full-time occupations. However, from time to time, many college students find the two time-consuming activities overlap, and the results can be exasperating.
College graduation rates are dropping at schools across the nation. Among other factors, grad rates are affected by the rising cost of higher education and the necessity for students to have multiple jobs – which cut into their study time and cause them to see college as not worth the cost.
Do you aspire to have a job that pays well, has a lot of perks that insure and protect you and your family, gives you a different stature and respect in society and provides a high level of job security? Then it is a government job you are aspiring for. Government jobs are becoming increasingly popular these says, especially with the upcoming generation.
There are few decisions that can affect the future of your child more than the type of school you send them too. Not only will it have a direct influence on their chances of succeeding but could also shape their vision and attitude towards education, sometimes for their whole lives.
Once you graduate from school, you step foot into the ‘real’ world. You have to find a job that will sustain your lifestyle, but you also need to enjoy what you do at work.
