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| Martin Yate CPC NY Times Best Seller 35 Years in Career Managementaption |
Some people
can be successful without further education after high school. Example? Bill
Gates walked out of Harvard. However, for most of us, the odds are against
achieving the American Dream without benefit of a degree.
The Bureau
of Labor Statistics research shows that over the span of your career with:
A high school
diploma, you can expect to earn $1.2 million
An AA degree,
$1.6 million
A bachelor's
degree, $2.1 million
A masters, $2.5
million
A doctorate,
$3.4 million
A professional
degree, $4.4 million
Technology is rapidly changing the
nature of all work, so if you don’t learn new skills every year, your skill set
will become increasingly obsolete. At some point this will affect your
employability and your pay scale.
Employers really appreciate people who invest in their future, and
here's some proof from the US Dept. of Education:
Of post-secondary students who
enrolled in any AA degree program but didn't graduate 48% got better job
responsibilities and 29% got raises!
If they actually graduated, it gets
even better: 71% gained improved job responsibilities and 63% got raises.
Even if you are already employed, you
have nothing to lose and everything to gain by being enrolled in a continuing
education program. It looks good on your resume: enter under the Education
section of your resume with a projected graduation date.
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