2011년 9월 27일 화요일

Cost-benefit analysis of going to school.

Tangible Costs
Tangible Benefits
l  The tuition fee and extra additional fees such as donation or registration fee 
l  Money spent for transportation  
l  Money spent for extra materials for the class such as notebooks, pencils, or uniforms
l  Money spent for extracurricular program such as sports team.
l  Money spent for the injuries that are gotten from P.E class or other sports.
l  The money you will earn later when you get a better job with the education.
l  By having education and getting grades, it might reduce the tuition fee for the colleges by getting scholarship.
l  By getting education, even though students don’t go for further education, they can get basic jobs. They will better off then those who have no education at all.
l  Students can use all the facilities for free in the school
l  Students are able to get basic, practical knowledge such as computer or speech skills.



Intangible Costs
Intangible Benefits
l   15 years of time will be spent for the education while it can be used to do other things.
l   A lot of efforts are needed to complete 15 year of education.
l   Students have to try to fit themselves in the school society.
l   Student might know the wider range of bad things in school by interacting with friends.
l   There might be problem of bullying.
l   They will be able to improve the socializing ability by interacting with different kinds of people.
l   Students are able to learn basic norms and values of society which will make them sociable and suitable in the real outside society.
l   By working together with friends during school years, students can learn how to cooperate each other.
l   By being educated, student might get into better colleges and eventually getting better reputation.
l   Students might have special experience such as camping or having field trip with friends.

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