3.27.12

Kaitlyn Bernath

This article was talking about college education. It was talking about the rising and falling of money received in loans etc. In this article it was saying that tuition has gone up and people are wondering why. Like for estimates, they don’t take deductions from employment or income taxes. The estimated life time earning is $800,000. College is worth it, you need to spend money carefully. While in college you give out so much money, but you don’t take in as much money as you’re putting out. Scholarships help to reduce the initial price to get in to a university.  College will offer you classes and degrees that will get you farther in life, and make you earn more money. If I go to college hopefully I won’t pay for it. I’d like to get a scholarship that pays for the majority of my fees, and then I would be more than happy. If I don’t get a large scholarship, I hope my parents will help with tuition; otherwise I’m going to be stuck with multiple jobs, depending on what kind of college or university that I go to. So basically I hope I’ll get help with tuition or I’ll be left on my own.

                I picked the University of Florida, and the University of Michigan. To attend school at The University of Michigan, for four years, it costs anywhere above and below 10,000 a term, unless you’re not a resident of Michigan, then it’s around 20,000 a full term. To attend The University of Florida, it costs fewer than 2,000 for a full term. These colleges use bright futures etc.  The books cost around $50 used. College is very pricy and costs a lot of money. I’m still hoping to get a scholarship to guide me through. 3 more years!