There is a correlation between higher education and greater degrees of both income and job stability. What is one downside of continuing education that might cause someone to choose not to seek a higher level of education despite the benefits?

a. If you have too much income, you will reach your goals too quickly.

b. Most employers feel that pursuing a college degree shows a lack of decisiveness or conviction compared to diving straight into the workforce.

c. Higher education can be expensive, and most students who seek degrees must accept some burden of debt.

d. Getting a degree in one subject can disqualify you from getting a job in another field.

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There is a correlation between higher education and greater degrees of both income and job stability. What is one downside of continuing education thatmight cause someone to choose not to seek a higher level of education despite the benefits?

a. If you have too much income, you will reach your goals too quickly.

b. Most employers feel that pursuing a college degree shows a lack of decisiveness or conviction compared to diving straight into the workforce.

c. Higher education can be expensive, and most students who seek degrees must accept some burden of debt.

d. Getting a degree in one subject can disqualify you from getting a job in another field.

Answer: D

The answer is D - getting a degree in one subject can disqualify you from getting a job in another field