10 Things I Wish I Knew in High School by Sarah Galimore (best thriller books to read .TXT) 📕

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Colleges and employers continue to grapple with the fact that students in the United States are not prepared for the demands of higher education and the workforce. Students scramble to figure out where to go to school, how to get in, what to study, and how to pay for their education, one of the most important investments of their life. Education is a complex but highly valued system. It's a pathway to opportunities in life and a cornerstone of economic prosperity, but far too many students get lost along the way.

What can students do to make sure they get the most out of their education? In this unfiltered, non-academic, and straight to the point personal essay, students are challenged to ask tough questions about their education and personal goals. They are provided insights based on the experiences of a young professional who has been where they are, and has a few thoughts on how to get them where they want to be.

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given persistence rates and other insights that point to the struggles that plague students entering college and the workplace. So what do you do? Nearly every indicator says your chances are better with a college degree. But how do you reconcile the insights from some of the other statistics that are out there? Start by asking the right questions.

“The quality of our lives is directly related to the quality of the questions we ask.” —Tony Robbins

That’s what we’re really after right? A decent quality of life. Well, luck has nothing to do with it and higher education may or may not be the panacea you seek. Whether or not you go to college should not be the focus of your inquiry and decision-making process. You should be educating yourself on the realities of the world in which we live; the skills employers need, the problems requiring solutions, the determinants of success. You should be aware of the areas in which you thrive, areas in need of improvement, the sacrifices you’re willing to make, and where exactly you see yourself after graduating.

Ask the right questions, find the right answers and get with a program that’s right for you. An investment without a well devised strategy isn’t an investment at all. It’s speculation.

Reflective Moment: What’s your definition of success? What’s your strategy to achieve that success and the best vehicle to get you there?

SARAH GALIMORE is the founder of an online educational community dedicated to providing affordable, comprehensive and forward-thinking academic and career planning services. Sarah hopes to combine her professional experience and her interest in education to support students in making the most of their educational opportunities.

You can learn more about Education Planning Partners at www.eppinspires.com.

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Publication Date: 01-26-2014

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