1Opportunities Given to Prestigious Institution Graduates: A Reflection
You must turn ina one-page “Reflection” (250-500 words)--focusing on ONE of the supplemental article readings that appears on the Readings Listfrom February,and the other from March readings(not the same article for your synopsis). You must do at least one;however, if you choose to turn in two, we will use the highest score of the two. Upload a copy of your Reflectionto the Canvas folder –include the citation information of the article upon which you are reflecting (e.g., Treventi, 2015).Briefly summarize the article (one paragraph) and then reflect on (THREE paragraphs) what you learned from it re: 1) atheory, hypothesis or finding in it re:the labor market that might inform you inyourfutureprofessionalrole (e.g., as a manager/supervisoror job).2) something in the article that informs your ownlife when engaged inyour personalrole as a student,labor force participant,job seeker, employee or household member.3) how the article somehow relates to either some other article on the reading list or one published article you find on-line(that is aboutlabor force participation, labor supply preferences, happiness, human capitalinvestment or labor demand).
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The research established the negative relationship between the earnings and controlling of college quality. This is mainly reflected in jobs with monetary rewards but was similar to both genders (Liu et al. 181). The idea that existed for decades arose from the belief that graduating from prestigious colleges earned individuals better salaries. The analysis extended to the national level, analyzed baccalaureate samples for the case. The methodology involved data from previously done studies of students who completed their studies in different years for the analysis. From the analysis, the researchers concluded that without the earnings, most students were not satisfied with their jobs. It was also evident that students from prestigious colleges were unhappy with their jobs if the earnings were reduced.
I find this an interesting analysis which I have never thought would affect my earnings. From the theory, I feel learning in a prestigious institution could have mu...