Before you started applying for college, a job recruiter offered you a full-time cashier position at a doctor's office, earning an after-tax salary of $22,000 per year. however, you turn down this offer and attend your first year of college. the additional monetary cost of college to you, including tuition, supplies, and additional housing expenses, is $34,000. you decide to go to college, probably because

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Micheal Monroe

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5 April, 15:38

Before you started applying for college, a job recruiter offered you a full-time cashier position at a doctor's office, earning an after-tax salary of $22,000 per year. however, you turn down this offer and attend your first year of college. the additional monetary cost of college to you, including tuition, supplies, and additional housing expenses, is $34,000. you decide to go to college, probably because

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Maeve · Answer 1

You decided to go to college because you have an opportunity to make more money overtime with school training and a degree. When you decide to skip out on school for a job, you have the opportunity to make money now, however there is a smaller chance of advancing and making more money in the future. Learning new skills and extra training (more in-depth) allows for growth within the organization and going to college can provide you with those skills.