Mecop Benefits

By taking these steps, you are in complete control of your education and which directions it will turn in. It will be forward moving rather than stalled and undecided, which can potentially lead to higher bills as a direct result of your extended enrollment beyond the intended 2-year stay.

I am determined to be within a four year college, because if i don’t go, there will be consequences. Participating in a four year college is important to me, so i can live a decent life. To ensure my job safety only 7.2 percent of people that obtained a Bachelor’s Degree are unemployed compared to a 5.2 percent of workers having a High School Diploma(Doc E). That means I’ll have a higher chance of acquiring a job than if I have had a high school diploma. Partaking in college is also important to me because is shows a great opportunity of me being the one in control of my

Paying for a four-year degree is not worth it because you could join the Military and get a free one while doing your job or they can pay for a college degree after you have served your commitment. Branches of the US Military have great educational opportunities. Such as the Air Force. The Military has many educational opportunities but one example is technical training. Whenever you graduate the basic training for the air force you will be sent to technical training.

If you make the decision to go ahead with this option how will it change your life in the long run? For instance, many people put off schooling since they know that in the short term it will mean more stress, more responsibility, more of a financial burden, and probably less sleep. However, the long-term benefits may far outweigh the short-term inconveniences. You could make more money, have more prestige, be more successful, and probably be happier.

After graduating high school, I went straight into the work field for 2 and a half years. I never really appreciated school growing up and never gave a real effort in grade school. After 2 Years of not going to school, I began to notice and appreciate the value of receiving an education. At first i was hesitant of returning back to school because of my age, I was 21 years old. Most people my age were finishing college and I was just beginning. When I first attended NOVA my goal was to just receive my associates degree in business administration but after a year I realized that I shouldn't just settle for that when I could get my bachelors. I finished my last course at NOVA this past summer and it was a great feeling. I had always planned to

When I entered senior year, I entered with a “get in- get out” mentality, enrolling in the minimum amount of classes with a majority of them having to do with business and I also joined FBLA. Through FBLA I was able to become “Assistant School Store Manager” and little did I know that it would actually be a great learning experience that I have been able to continue for most of this school year. In November,

Is it truly worth the extra $23,000? For some people, yes, it is worth it, but for others going away to college may be impossible due to circumstances and an online or through the mail class provides a chance for them to still earn a degree.

I foresee to implement my plan before school starts in august, but before that I will meet with John once more to assure myself about this big decision. I feel like the four year plan I created for myself is set up at a place that is defiantly doable for myself and is set up at a pace that I feel I will be able to handle. I set up my plan to work even if I waited my junior year to take all my classes and still be able to complete the the courses and units needed to graduate just in case I needed

One of the many, is that if I leave for college early(with a academic scholarship of course) you will have one less dependent in your household which decreases your financial strain and, improves your access to resources that you otherwise would not have. In addition, you can utilize your income to a greater extent without the extra $16,915.5556 USD(average cost to raise a child every year). Another benefit is that you will have more free time and there will be less conflicts in your household, which in turn decreases stress and improves happiness, intelligence, success, sleep, among all of the other benefits. This is the most efficient path of progress which improves the overall stability in your

There are plenty of positive thoughts to this change and a few negatives. a positive and negative aspect to having this option is you could get your math credit out of the way instead of taking it all year. The negative side to this is, are you willing to give up every morning to math class? Another good reason is having a longer summer but it is just expanded instead of all put together like

Ever since I was a young girl I have always felt the need to help others, not only does it benefit them but the feeling I get from being able to impact another individual’s life positively is one of the best feelings I have ever felt. One of my favorite ways of doing this is by volunteering with a program called Give Every Child A Chance. GECAC is a non-profit tutoring program for children who struggle with different subjects in school. I volunteered for them for a total of about 3-4 years, and eventually during my senior year of high school I received the opportunity to work for them. This was my first time working, and although I was very nervous I knew it was something I had to do more of. In the program, I see my students twice a week for

Since the CPC exam covers so many topics, it's easy to get overwhelmed in the preparation stages. Most people take the exam only after they've been working in coding for a little while. If we've amassed that experience, we should be relatively familiar with medical terminology and anatomy and physiology. The AAPC has many preparation materials for the Certified Professional Coding (CPC) exam. We can take advantage of as many practice exams as we can. Many practice exams can be easier than the actual exam, but we should still take them seriously. we should try and score at least an 80% on a practice exam before you take the real CPC exam. We should only purchase the AAPC's training materials if we're very far out of practice. Practice, practice

Taking a gap year might be a personal consideration but in the end, is it really worth it? A gap year is when students take a year off after high school and don't go straight to college. During the gap year, people usually travel, works, or do something to promote their time off from education. Not many people consider taking a gap year no matter how effective it might be. A gap year allows one to be independent. It allows people to learn about themselves and what they want to do in their life. Gap year allows one to add to their resume. You can see the world and get new life experiences, which is an untradeable prize. On the other hand, going straight to college can have its advantages. Going right into college can give one a head start

By going back to school and getting my degree I am opening up potentially lots of doors for myself in the future. I am setting a good example for my boys and that no matter what age you are, it is never too late to go back to school and further your education. Education is the key to opening up positions in the workplace that someone without an education would not be able to pursue. The benefits will far out way the time and work that it will take for me to complete my degree. This will be something that I can be proud of and prove to myself and others that no matter how hard the goal may seem or how long it may take you to reach the end results, it is always worth it to follow your dreams. I am extremely motivated to accomplish this goal for myself.

Though there are many advantages to taking a gap year, there are just as many disadvantages. People may find themselves unwilling to go back to school, they may lose opportunities for scholarships, or they might not have enough money to support the activities they replace school with. Even their social life could be affected. With all of these negative aspects one may ask, why would anyone risk taking a gap year?