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What jobs make the most money with no experience?
Here are the best entry-level jobs for people with no experience:
- Social Media Manager. 2019 US Median Pay: $16.54 per hour [source: PayScale]
- Virtual Assistant. 2019 US Median Pay: $19.16 [source: BLS]
- Flight Attendant.
- Insurance Sales Agent.
- Financial Clerk.
- Veterinary Assistant.
- Public Relations Associate.
- Tax Preparer.
Is it hard to go to college at 30?
Going to college at 30 can be intimidating. As a university professor, I have seen many ‘mature age students’ pass through my classes. This article outline my top tips for any student considering heading to college at 30 or older! The main takeaway from this article? It’s less scary than you think.
How common is it to go back to College later in life?
It’s far more common for people to get further education later in life than many might expect. For example, in private for-profit schools in the US, a whopping 69\% of students are over 25, 30\% of which are over 35. Vickey Kalambakal recounts her first day going back to college as an older student:
Should you pursue a degree after your 20s?
Here are four reasons why you should pursue a degree after your 20s. 1. You’re Ready to Refine Your Skills One of the benefits of going back to school in your 30s is the on-the-job experience you’ve amassed over the past 12+ years. You’re at an advantage compared to students who have nothing on their résumé. Why?
How many mature age students are there in college?
There is a remarkable number of “mature age” students in college. Really. There are TONS. Sure, there might appear to be more ‘kids’ than older students. But there is certainly a handful of 25, 30, 40, and even 50 year olds in every seminar group. University isn’t just for the younger ones. You didn’t miss your chance.