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Title: You Do the Math
Description: Answers for 20 point paper from k12 economics class

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History | Graded Assignment | Practice: You Do the Math

Name: Kirsten Mills

Date:

Graded Assignment
Practice: You Do the Math
List the costs and benefits of each decision below
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Also remember that both costs and benefits
are subjective
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(5 points)

Score

1
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What are the costs and benefits of going right from high school into college?
Costs:
There is no time to do other things with your life before going right into working hard once again
There is also only a short amount of time for you to get adjusted to living an adult life and it can be very over
whelming
Benefits:
You’ll graduate college sooner than later and be able to start life quicker than those who wait

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What are the costs and benefits of taking a year off from school after graduating from high school?
Costs:
you’ll graduate later than those who go straight into college
you may be way out of practice when starting back up a whole year later

Benefits:
you have more time to adjust to living as an adult
you have more time to maybe go do some things you've always wanted to do like travel

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Score

4
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Title: You Do the Math
Description: Answers for 20 point paper from k12 economics class