That return, however, is not materializing for a growing number of College Grads running up debt to pay for a degree. Now ill explain why in a diplomat. But first lets understand why all debt is not created equal. The average College Student running up 80,000 in debt to pay for a fouryear degree will recoup those costs through the jobs they get after graduation, by the time they turn 40. After that, the same data show that College Grads earn 800,000 more, than workers with only a high school diploma. By the time they reach retirement. So it does pay to get a college degree. And it still pays to go into debt to get that degree. But the choices that students make matter now more than ever. The Brookings Institution looked into four million borrowers exiting college the 2011. Brookings found that half the borrowers took out loans to attend two and four year for profit schools. Thats a big change from past years whether the majority of student borrowers attended traditional four year colle
With only a high school education. That return, however, is not materializing for a growing number of College Grads running up debt to pay for a degree. Now ill explain why in a diplomat. But first lets understand why all debt is not created equal. The average College Student running up 80,000 in debt to pay for a fouryear degree will recoup those costs through the jobs they get after graduation, by the time they turn 40. After that, the same data show that College Grads earn 800,000 more, than workers with only a high school diploma. By the time they reach retirement. So it does pay to get a college degree. And it still pays to go into debt to get that degree. But the choices that students make matter now more than ever. The Brookings Institution looked into four million borrowers exiting college the 2011. Brookings found that half the borrowers took out loans to attend two and four year for profit schools. Thats a big change from past years whether the majority of student borrowers a
With only a high school education. That return, however, is not materializing for a growing number of College Grads running up debt to pay for a degree. Now ill explain why in a diplomat. But first lets understand why all debt is not created equal. The average College Student running up 80,000 in debt to pay for a fouryear degree will recoup those costs through the jobs they get after graduation, by the time they turn 40. After that, the same data show that College Grads earn 800,000 more, than workers with only a high school diploma. By the time they reach retirement. So it does pay to get a college degree. And it still pays to go into debt to get that degree. But the choices that students make matter now more than ever. The Brookings Institution looked into four million borrowers exiting college the 2011. Brookings found that half the borrowers took out loans to attend two and four year for profit schools. Thats a big change from past years whether the majority of student borrowers a
/PRNewswire/ John Clark, Chairman of the Municipal Law Section at Giarmarco, Mullins & Horton, was invited to teach at Oakland University. He will instruct.