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    Introduction Thesis Statement: A. Education doesn’t only help you with an increased occupation‚ it also help you with your confident‚ and your ability to distinguish things better‚ and most meaningfully it help you to be able to identify yourself. 1. Body Paragraph A. Education may be one of virtually the most important items of an individual’s life. B. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. believed “the objective of schooling is to train one to think intensively and to think critically;

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    imagine an America where Colleges are free and there are no student loans needed. That is what people call a Utopia because it will never exist unless we sacrifice something else. The average person is all for free college because student loans are the biggest debt they gain as a young adult. However‚ they tend to skip over the many negatives that come with free College. Colleges should not be free because the government will use taxes to pay for the college‚ college is a crucial period where people

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    I had used financial aid as tuition to take classes at Seattle Central Community College in winter 2011‚ instead of taking classes at the University of Washington. But it was only 11credit‚ which was not fulfilling the term. Almost in every single quarter I had insufficient credit to violate the term and self-esteem. However‚ the fundamental mechanism of this cycle was the fear that I had never realized before. Unconsciously‚ I was afraid of abundance from my family and friend. A theory that I

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    worth what we pay for? Some say yes‚ and some say no. It really all comes down to how much one has to pay for schooling‚ how much they can afford to pay‚ how much one has to pay after they graduate‚ and how much they get paid. There are many ways to lower the price that is paid for college. One just has to know how to do it in advance and be fully prepared for the work that it requires. In the end‚ a college education will be worth it. According to Dr. Howard Rothmann Bowen‚ the costs of college

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    move up the ranks in the company and be given more responsibility and along with it higher compensation. Many companies encourage employees to acquire more advanced skills that will lead to the chance of promotion. Companies often pay the cost of tuition for employees taking university courses‚ for example. During an employee’s annual performance review‚ a supervisor should map out a path showing her what she needs to accomplish and what new skills she needs to develop in order to be on a track to

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    employer. A person wants a salary that can provide for his or her family‚ a healthcare plan with little out-of-pocket cost‚ retirement benefits to plan for the future‚ and an education that makes it all that possible. The military offers exemplary tuition assistance and salary when benefits such as the basic housing allowance are taken into consideration. In the same way‚ the military’s retirement plans and health care benefits are superior to that of civilian employers because of its low cost. The

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    education it takes for one to get there. “For just a normal four year college over the years has changed from about 13‚000 in 2000-2001‚ to about 23‚000 from 2012-2013”(CNN Money). Which is a 10‚000 difference over the course of about 13 years. The tuition for a higher education in the USA should be lowered‚ because students today cannot afford to pay the outrageous amounts of money necessary to go to school. Grants‚ scholarships‚ and student loans are given to students‚ yet they still cannot afford

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    and practically government agencies require at least a bachelor’s degree for an entry- level position. To keep up with technology and these changing times the need for a higher education is much higher in demand. The cost of college tuition continues to rise‚ and as a result of this inflation students began to ask themselves whether it is worth spending four years or more working toward a degree when the same time could be spent earning money. Though the earnings differential between

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    was not enough. The starting pay of $8.50 plus health coverage and two weeks vacation needed to be stronger to maintain the ranks of more than 138‚000 troops. So the delivery giant borrowed strategy from the U.S. armed forces. They began offering tuition and other financial assistance to recruits willing to signup with the company and work their way through college. Rick Boheler‚ HR director has stated that this strategy has helped UPS attract people who otherwise would not want to work for them

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    time‚ this meant five years of tuition‚ fees‚ and room and board at the costliest college under the plan‚ pursuant to the federal government’s "safe harbor" guideline. Now‚ however‚ states are interpreting this guideline more broadly‚ revising their limits to reflect the cost of attending the most expensive schools in the country and including the cost of graduate school. As a result‚ most states have contribution limits of $300‚000 and up (and most states will raise their limits each year to keep

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