For years I, I felt haunted by my wrong decision. But after hearing stories of other students and alumni, I now realize this is a common problem that affects students of all backgrounds.
Not only is it good for your health, it’s good for your mental state too, meaning you’ll find the work side of college a little easier.
Going to college – or returning to college – comes with the potential for a new career, earning a promotion or finding a job. One factor that hinders many students from enrolling for college courses is finding a way to afford tuition. With many colleges and universities charging extra for out-of-state tuition fees the dollars can add up quickly, especially for a four-year degree.
As you sit down to figure out the costs that could be incurred by your soon-to-be college student think about these different categories.
Before going into a negotiation, particularly for a salary it is essential to do your research. Check the market and what other, similar employers are paying for the role. Once you know your own worth you will be able to suggest a figure confidently. You will also know when to say no, safe in the knowledge you can get a better figure elsewhere.
