Which of the following is a financial benefit of being a college graduate?A.$1.2 million more in lifetime earnings than a high school graduate will earnB.50 percent of the fastest-growing jobs in America require oneC.Guaranteed retirement savingsD.Not having to pay federal taxes

Question 2 of 10Which of the following is a benefit of a college education?A.College graduates are more likely to vote for the winning candidate in any election.B.48 percent of college graduates read to their kids daily.C.College graduates are more likely to have health insurance.D.College graduates do not enter military service.

Question 4 of 10One benefit of being a college graduate is that:A.you are guaranteed a job in the field you choose.B.you will have access to vocational or technical jobs.C.you can get better seats at pro sports games.D.you will have wider career options.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What is one benefit of continuing your education after graduating high school?A.A person who goes on to earn a college degree will have to pay the full costs of going to college.B.A person with a high school degree typically earns more than someone with a college degree over time.C.A person with a college degree typically earns more than someone with a high school degree over time.D.A person with a high school degree can enter the job market and start earning money immediately.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

1. When you earn your college degree, you will be gaining the benefit of, among other things, true scholarship. What does this mean? a. You will have built lifelong friendships with a variety of professors as well as other students. b. You will become a learner not only inside of the classroom, but outside of the classroom as well. c. You will have a much smaller chance of finding yourself unemployed or underemployed. d. You will have much higher earning potential than had you not received a degree.

Which of the following is a reason why graduating from high school is important?A.A high school graduate earns $400 more per year on average than a high school dropout.B.A high school graduate is 63 percent less likely to be unemployed than a high school dropout.C.A high school graduate earns $185 more per week on average than a high school dropout.D.A high school graduate is 37 percent less likely to be unemployed than a high school dropout.