Profession - 12. How Much Time and Money Should You Invest in Your Future?

See example below on how to complete the assignment "Profile - 7. What Are Abilities?"

To complete this assignment you will need to first complete this worksheet in order to figure out the return on investment for the associate, bachelor and masters degree in your occupation. Follow this instruction to learn how to complete the worksheet in the link above.

Note: Always start the sentence with a capital letter and end with a period. Always make sure your spelling and punctuations are correct before submitting. It is also important to use proper English when writing long sentences. For example use "cannot" instead of "can't", "do not" instead of "don't", "will not" instead of "won't" etc.

Do not use one letter to present the actual word. For example instead of using "u" write our the entire word "you" and instead of using "r" write out the word "are". Any assignment that has these errors or similar will have to be redone.

Do not copy the answer below, instead write your own answer. Copying the answer below will result in a zero and a minor infraction.

1) Choose the education level needed for your top job #1

Bachelor's Degree

2) Choose the education level needed for your top job #2

Master's Degree

3) Choose the education level needed for your top job #3

Bachelor's Degree

4) Enter the return on investment for the associate's degree-level occupation for your current favorite career. (This is Answer 9 on your worksheet.)

$2,250,000

5) Enter the return on investment for the bachelor's degree-level occupation for your current favorite career. (This is Answer 10 on your worksheet.)

$3,600,000

6) Enter the return on investment for the advanced degree-level occupation for your current favorite career. (This is Answer 11 on your worksheet.)

$2,700,000

7) Briefly describe how your attitudes towards educational investments have changed. Is it worth shooting for a career that requires more up-front investment of time or money in order to make more money over a lifetime? Would additional education pay off in your chosen field?

I feel like investing in education is worth the time and the effort because the return on investment for obtaining a degree is much higher than just having a high school diploma or a certificate.

Yes, it is worth shooting for a career that requires more up-front investment of time or money because over a life time, one can make much more money and the degree will eventually pays for itself. 

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