First you should look at this link here.
Have you taken a look at the chart below?
Yes, I already saw it.
As you can see on it, more education equals more money.
Is there a place I can go to find out whether a school has ever been the subject of a complaint?
You have a few options: you can contact your local Better Business Bureau, your state higher education agency or you could also check with the consumer protection division of your state attorney general's office. Another way to check is to make an enquiry with the agency that licences or accredits the school to see if it meets the required standards that are expected
OK thanks. I'd also want to find out that if I study at a college, I'll be able to make more money in the future?
Correct. A college education is a long-term investment. You can find the school and funding options that work best for your situation and put you on the path to success.
I see. You convinced me. So what should I do to prepare for college?
There's so much to consider when it comes to getting ready for college: where to go, what to study, how to apply, how to pay for it all, and more.
Do you have any information I could show to my parents?
Sure. You can review our resources for parents to learn more about saving early, finding tax breaks, and understanding parent loans to help support your child's college journey.
But I'm already 28 years old, isn't that too late for college?