College-going rate for Indiana high school students remains stagnant, new data shows

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One thought on “College-going rate for Indiana high school students remains stagnant, new data shows

  1. If the parents didn’t go to college, it is more likely their children won’t go either. Similarly, if parents don’t impress upon their children the value of a college degree, it makes it easier to justify not getting one.

    Yes, there are some trades where a journeyman can make a decent living, but there is often no path to advancement for the plumber, electrician, carpenter, etc. But a college graduate today will, on average, make $1.2 million ($30,000 a year more) over their lifetime.

    Every parent should persuade their children to experience at least one year in college. It could be the eye-opening difference between a better future or a mediocre one.

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