Cathy Meyer
@maestrameyer.bsky.social
A college and career counselor at a Catholic HS in Arizona. A happy wife, mom and mom-in-law. I love the Spanish language, Hispanic culture, reading, hiking, and photography. I grew up in Columbia, MO and am a proud Mizzou alum.
Reposted by Cathy Meyer
What does this standard of affordability entail? If it’s grants + out of pocket + no loans, that’s a very short list of options for most.
We wouldn’t tell aspiring homeowners to only buy a house that didn’t require a mortgage. We’d advise taking on debt reasonable to means & the value of the asset
We wouldn’t tell aspiring homeowners to only buy a house that didn’t require a mortgage. We’d advise taking on debt reasonable to means & the value of the asset
Should we continue to encourage kids to go to college ? Or push them to take up a trade ?
I believe in college. Learning how to learn, IMO, is a critical life skill. Being exposed to people of different backgrounds, makes yiu wiser
Qualifier- it should be a school you can afford.
I believe in college. Learning how to learn, IMO, is a critical life skill. Being exposed to people of different backgrounds, makes yiu wiser
Qualifier- it should be a school you can afford.
December 29, 2024 at 4:19 AM
What does this standard of affordability entail? If it’s grants + out of pocket + no loans, that’s a very short list of options for most.
We wouldn’t tell aspiring homeowners to only buy a house that didn’t require a mortgage. We’d advise taking on debt reasonable to means & the value of the asset
We wouldn’t tell aspiring homeowners to only buy a house that didn’t require a mortgage. We’d advise taking on debt reasonable to means & the value of the asset
Reposted by Cathy Meyer
We should make sure students are aware of all of their options and those options’ pros and cons. More students need access to high-quality postsecondary advising to find the next step that best meets the intersection of aptitudes, aspirations, affordability, and outcomes.
Should we continue to encourage kids to go to college ? Or push them to take up a trade ?
I believe in college. Learning how to learn, IMO, is a critical life skill. Being exposed to people of different backgrounds, makes yiu wiser
Qualifier- it should be a school you can afford.
I believe in college. Learning how to learn, IMO, is a critical life skill. Being exposed to people of different backgrounds, makes yiu wiser
Qualifier- it should be a school you can afford.
December 29, 2024 at 4:13 AM
We should make sure students are aware of all of their options and those options’ pros and cons. More students need access to high-quality postsecondary advising to find the next step that best meets the intersection of aptitudes, aspirations, affordability, and outcomes.