Looking to Continue Your Education? Look No Farther
Having a degree can get you ahead. In a 2012 Pew Research report, workers with at least a bachelor?s degree had median annual earnings of $45,500, well over the medians for people with only some college ($30,000) or a high-school diploma ($28,000). And having a degree is becoming more and more common — In 2014, about 21 million students attended college. Unfortunately, many people don’t have the opportunity to attend a traditional school in a university setting when they are in their early twenties. But never fear — there are many opportunities for you to get your education later down the line. Check out these advantages to
Satisfy Your Curiosity
Are there things that you have been wanting to learn for a long time but never had the money or time to study? Now is your chance to go back to school. Whether you get a psychology degree, an English degree, or a family study degree, you can learn exactly what you always wanted to.
Flexible Schedule
Adult education courses are designed to accommodate people with jobs and children, so you should be able to take the courses you need to online or at night. Design your course schedule in a way that best suits you and your needs!
Qualified Educators
Your professors have the qualifying degrees that make them able to teach a certain subject, and have a masters degree in adult education. Rest easy that they will help you through your studies and understand your situation.
Eighty-three percent of all college attendees say earning their degree “has paid off” — now you can count yourself among their numbers! Maybe one day you will also have a masters degree in adult education.