Recession proof yourself
University-educated people have easier time bouncing back from unemployment
So we all know that getting a university education will lead to bigger paycheques down the road. And we agree that going to university is a way to expand the mind and be exposed to new ideas. Plus, going to university is a pretty good time, all in all.
Need another reason to go to university?
New research finds: Not only do university grads make more money than high school grads, but if you lose your job, you’ll have an easier time finding another one.
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