educationcosts

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Academic struggles and mental health struggles are two of the biggest reasons people leave secondary education in their first year

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A lot of first-year college students leave because they don’t reach the expectations they put on themselves in the first semester/year of secondary schooling

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A lot of the time, people leave college due to a change in career choice to a career that doesn’t require the same type or any additional schooling

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Many students leave secondary education due to their own mental and physical health declining due to the demand of their education added to the stress of everyday life

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Family is the second-largest reason people will leave college, the first being financial trouble

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Some companies require more schooling for the same job than other competing companies

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Many companies will pay for you to go back to school

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FAFSA uses parent income to decide how much to give out in Pell Grants, even though parents have nothing to do with paying for schooling most of the time, leading to students failing out because of focusing more on the cost than the material

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The cost of secondary education has risen to the point that students are failing out because of their focus on working to be able to pay off the loans more than learning the material

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Secondary education cost inflation rates are 3 times the inflation rates of the United States’ economy