https://padlet.com/stephanie_caple/5dynmdvdvjpl Made with magic en-us 2018-01-27 00:20:40 UTC 2018-01-27 00:21:31 UTC hello@padlet.com stephanie_caple https://padlet.com/stephanie_caple/5dynmdvdvjpl/wish/225253712 There are going to be many financial decisions you have to make throughout your life. These decisions can effect your life forever. These decisions can range from smaller decisions to lager decisions. “You’ll have to think about a home, maybe college tuition, and then retirement” (Decision Making, 5). The decisions you have to make will depend on what you want or need in life. Depending on what you choose will determine what job you might get in the future and what income you will make. Education determines a lot, if you are going to get one of the better degrees they offer, then you will be in more debt but also have a higher paying job. If you need to make an important decision you should begin with making a pros and cons list. This will help you sort out your thoughts and feelings on the decision. If you want to go to school and get a degree so that you can earn money, the amount you will earn depends on what type of school you go to. “Public school grads earned just 80% of what private school grads earned: Public school seniors reported an average of $40,000 versus $50,000 for private universities and liberal arts colleges” (Decision Making, 6). Although, going to a public school does not mean that you will not make enough money to keep yourself afloat, it means that you will make a little bit less money than a person who went to a private school. Looking at this information should not encourage you to go to a private school. Private schools cost more and will cause you to have more debt than if you were to go to a public school. Another topic that will effect your decision making is which jobs are hiring the most amount of people. This number changes every year. Usually, the technology and business fields hire the most people, “Specialty undergraduate programs, such as engineering and business programs within national universities, had the highest employment rates” (Decision Making, 7). ]]> 2018-01-27 00:21:31 UTC https://padlet.com/stephanie_caple/5dynmdvdvjpl/wish/225253712