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Here in the third article of the "College hbcu Scholarships for College Sophomore" series I want to discuss looking at your college education as an investment. Everything in life we spend money on is an investment in some way or form. Some types of investments are our cars, houses, land, investment funds and even our education.
Looking at college as an investment can give the correct perspective to students to how much their education is worth. For example, when buying a house you look for houses you like and the price range you can afford for the next twenty years. Think of your college hbcu education in the same terms:
• What are your expectations?
• How much can you afford?
• Is it worth the investment?
• Is now the right time to go to college?
So many students have been taught they must go to a four-year college right after high school. Is this true? Not at all!
Taking a year off or simply going to a community college is a great way to not overwhelm yourself with high tuition prices right after high school but discover what career you really want to pursue. We don't buy a house unless we know what we are look for and no one buys a house they can't afford, so why treat your college education different?
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