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Dividends of College
Education
Case X-307: Herbert L-, aged 18, is a high school senior.
“Dr. Crane, I get out in February,” hfc began. “My mother wants me to go right into college, but mv Dad thinks* I ought to go to work in his store, , /
“And I actually don’t know what I want to do as a life work. So would it be sensible for me to go on to college and spend all that money, since I still have no special career in mind ?
“If so, what kind of college should I select?”
- College- Facts ■ ’ If you are smart enough to make passing grades, by all means go on to college for at least a year.
Dr. Paul C. Glick, of our "Cen- • sus Bureau, analyzed the educational background of ^Americans and compared it with their future earning power;
Please notice his challenging data, tabulated below: Education - Life Income 1-4 yrs. grade $ 72,000 . Grammar Grad. 116,000 High School Grad. 165,000
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