Panther Graduation Class of 2022

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PARK RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OF 2022 – COMMENCEMENT –

SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2022 A KEEPSAKE EDITION – PRINTED BY THE PARK RAPIDS ENTERPRISE

What do you see in your future?

BY LANCE BAGSTAD | SUPERINTENDENT

Lance Bagstad

Park Rapids Superindendent The adage that, “it’s never too late,” applies to all of us. Especially so when it refers to what or how we see ourselves in the future. In formulating those visions, one needs to come up with answers to the following questions.

What is it I want to do?

Why is it important to me?

In the globally connected and competitive world in which we live today, many high school students ponder those two questions passionately. During this time in their lives, students seek experiences and advice from parents and trusted adults about narrowing down the skills and interests that excite them for the future.

For most students, the first step in executing any plan for the future involves graduating from high school and receiving their diploma.

The framing of the questions, “what” and “why,” and focusing on identifying

steps and resources in answering the questions, relies on learning. Finishing the high school program and attaining the maximum experiences that challenge students’ intellect, character, compassion and integrity is a foundation for all to be able to ask the what and why of their future.

A high school diploma is a liberty offered to all Americans. We are very fortunate to live in a country that grants freedoms to its citizens. All of us have or had the opportunity to capitalize on a free and appropriate public education. The liberty and freedom of completing the requirements to receive a

diploma is the most tangible stepping stone for the pursuit of happiness in the future.

Graduating seniors, now with a diploma in hand, take control of your future by challenging yourself and asking, what is it I want to do and why is it important?

Challenge yourself, with strength and courage, that you can accomplish more than what you believe you can. Seek out the resources and experiences that will help you plan that future, then work the plan!

Congratulations, Class of 2022!

Earning your diploma is a significant achievement

BY JEFF JOHNSON | PARK RAPIDS AREA HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Your graduation is the start of a new chapter in your life.

Congratulations to the Park Rapids High School graduating Class of 2022.

I’m sure the past four years have gone fast and you’re ready for the next step. Achieving your diploma signifies that you have completed and passed the standards that the State of Minnesota has established and passed the classes that the school board and community have set as

benchmarks. The diploma signifies that you have passed an important hurdle, but in reality, there are many more changes yet to come.

Park Rapids has been your home for many years and you probably know many people here. This may not be true on your next journey in life. This community has supported you as you have grown and learned. What you decide to do next, whether it is furthering your education, working in the community

or joining the military, you will be challenged to support your community you live in. Remember how your community has supported you, in preparing you for your next chapter in life.

The graduating Class of 2022 will leave the high school with many memories of successes and challenges.

Seniors, as you start the next chapter in your future, use the tools that have been given to you to explore your talents, live well and enjoy

JEFF JOHNSON Park Rapids HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

life. Park Rapids will be anxiously awaiting the news of your successes and to hear about the new chapters in your life.

“Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail” – Ralph Waldo Emerson 2 | 2022 GRADUATION

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TARYNN AROLA

Daughter of Terry Arola and Julie May

Tarynn participated in volleyball, softball and was a boys basketball manager. She plans to take a gap year and then go to the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and major in psychology.

KATE AUKES

Daughter of Cory and Molly Aukes

Kate participated in volleyball, BPA, NHS and Peer Mentorship Program.

She plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire to study health care administration.

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BPA Business Professionals of America FBGM Future Business Growing Managers MVP Most Valuable Player NHS National Honor Society

AMELIA BERG

Daughter of Carl and Rosalynn Berg

Amelia participated in NHS, student council (class president), yearbook, Spanish Club, January Student of the Month and was an academic letterwinner on the A honor roll. She plans to attend the University of North Dakota for a degree in accounting.

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KELSEY BERGHUIS

Daughter of Matt Berghuis and Kim May

Kelsey participated BPA, FFA, NHS, student council, Enrivothon, Math Club, A honor roll (four years) and December Student of the Month. She plans to attend the University of MinnesotaTwin Cities and major in biology on a premedicine track. After undergraduate school, she plans on attending medical school and specialize in surgery.

MAEVE BOLTON

Daughter of Bruce Bolton and Shannon Geisen

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Maeve participated in speech (6-12, state participant 2022, captain), theater (9-12, state participant 2020), NSH (11-12), student council (10-12), BPA (10–12, state participant 2021, 2022), Envirothon (state participant 2019-2021) and academic letterwinner (4 years). She plans to take a gap year for a work exchange program.

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Senior class colors Orange and black Class flower White Lily and Blue Hyacinth Class motto “This is for everybody going through this.

Believe me, been there, done that.

But everyday above ground is a great day, remember that.”

JAIME BRANN

Daughter of Jack and Trisha Brann

Jaime participated in Northern Light Dance Academy (9 years), BPA (2 years, state and national participant 2022), NHS (president, 2 years), FFA (1 year, state participant 2022), yearbook (2 years), student council (4 years, secretary), book club (2 years), Spanish club (1 year), academic letterwinner (4 years).

She plans to attend South Dakota State University in the fall to pursue a degree in human biology with predental emphasis.

KOBE BURTON

Son of Andrew Burton and Valeri Burton

TREY CAMPBELL

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Kobe participated in football, baseball, building trades, and welding and machining. He plans to build his own house and continue carpentry as a co-owner of Burton Contracting.

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DOMINGO BACAJ CASTRO Son of Maria Bacaj Santos

Domingo participated in baseball. He plans to enlist in the Army.

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MASON CHEVALIER

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BIANCA DE ROSA

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CHELSEA DENNIS

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SOPHIE DEWINTER

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EVAN EDEVOLD

Son of Gary and Kirsten Edevold

Evan participated in the work program. He plans to work and play.

Northway Insurance of Park Rapids

MARRIYAM EJAZ

Daughter of Rhonda Ejaz and Ejaz Ahmecl

Marriyam participated in volleyball, speech and hockey (manager).

She plans to go to basic training, then attend Minnesota State University Mankato.

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Congratulations,

GRADUATES! Begin Your Story!

New beginnings. New chapters.

New adventures. New challenges.

Wishing the Class of 2022 a bright and wonderful future.

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ELIZABETH ENTWISTLE

Daughter of Ben and Kelly Marotte

Elizabeth participated in robotics and One Act play. She plans to take a year off of school and help others.

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EVELYN GUAJARDO RAMIREZ Daughter of Jose Guajardo and Libertad Ramierez

Evelyn participated in NHS, theater, speech, Book Club, Panthers First Program, academic letterwinner, athletic letterwinner, April Student of the Month, MSHSL art show. She plans to join Community Theater for the summer and move to West Fargo to study cosmetology at The Salon Professional Academy in the fall.

SOPHIA GUIDA

Daughter of Randal Guida and Nicole Guida

Sophia participated in theater, speech, FFA, band. She went to state in FFA in both 2021 and 2022. She qualified for the state speech tournament in 2022.

She plans to take a gap year and do a work exchange program.

MARIA GUTIERREZ GUTIERREZ

No information provided.

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Jasper’s Theater

Evergreen Lodge Resort

ROSITA GUTIERREZ GUTIERREZ

No information provided.

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MYA HAAS

No information provided.

Haas Printing, Inc.

PARKER HARMON

Son of Mark and Kim Harmon

Parker participated in football, basketball (captain), track and field (captain), Panthers First Mentor and B honor roll. He plans to finish his Advanced Individual Training for the Minnesota Army National Guard as a Cavalry Scout and then attend St. John’s University (undecided major) and pursue the ROTC program and commissioning as a Second Lieutenant in the National Guard.

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NATALIE HARVEY

Daughter of Michael Harvey and Staci Lee

Natalie participated in tennis (varsity letterwinner since 2019), girls basketball (2018-19), softball (varsity letterwinner in 2021 and 2022), BPA (national participant in 2022, multi-year state participant), NHS, academic letterwinner, Spanish Club (vice president 2019-20), Prom committee (2020-21). She plans to attend the University of North Dakota and major in biology for pre-med.

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HAILEE HELTEMES

Daughter of Joseph Heltemes and Laura Heltemes

Hailee participated in FFA. She plans to take a gap year to work.

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ALEX HENSEL

Child of Richard Hensel and Jody Larson

FAITH HEPOLA

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Alex participated in theater, band and speech. He plans to attend Minnesota State Fergus Falls and major in theater.

RACHAEL HERMAN Daughter of John and Shelly Herman

Rachael participated in varsity tennis for five years.

She plans to attend NDSU, majoring in interior design.

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HAILEE HOFMEISTER

No information provided.

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ALLYSON HOLMER

Daughter of Lonnie Holmer and JoLynn Johnson

Allyson participated gymnastics (captain), academic letterwinner (four years) and athletic letterwinner (four years). She plans to attend St. Scholastica.

EMMA HOTAKAINEN

No information provided.

RD Offutt Farms

COLLIN HOYT

Son of Clayton and Tricia Hoyt

Collin participated in football (manager), hockey (three years) and baseball (one year). He plans to attend the University of North Dakota and major in accounting.

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QUINN HUNTER

Daughter of Travis and Dana Hunter

Quinn participated in volleyball, track and field, and A honor roll. She plans to attend North Dakota State Univeristy and major in radiological sciences.

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LOGAN JACKSON

Son of Robert and Linda Buss

Logan participated football (allconference honorable mention), basketball (all-conference), track and field and first recipient of John Schumacher Award. He plans to attend a junior college and play football and then either finish school or join the military.

MADISON JAMES

No information provided.

Citizens National Bank

HOLLY JOHNSON

Daughter of Mike Johnson, Suzie and Kenny Barr, Julie Tabbert

Holly participated in student council (president), NHS (vice president), cross country (four-year letterwinner, captain, MVP 2019), basketball (three-year letterwinner, captain 2020-21), track and field (six-year letterwinner, captain, twotime state participant, state medalist), academic letterwinner (four years), FFA (two-year state qualifier, Rookie of the Year 2020-21), Minnesota State Community & Technical College President’s List (2020) and Dean’s List (2021-22). She plans to attend Black Hills State University to study mass communications and to run track and field.

Northway Insurance of Park Rapids

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BAILIE KARKINEN

Daughter of Bonnie Karkinen

Bailie participated in student council, NHS and track and field. She plans to attend North Dakota State University and major in psychology.

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RAMSEY KEEZER

No information provided.

Thielen Motors, Inc.

MIRIAM KNAACK

No information provided.

Thielen Motors, Inc.

ISAAC KNAPP

Son of Brad and Tina Knapp

Isaac participated in FFA (officer, first place regional contest). He plans to work and continue school.

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ANTHONY KUCERA

Son of Matt Kucera, Amber and Denzil Gamache

Anthony participated in BPA (two years) and B honor roll (two years).

He plans to continue working at Team Industries, do a lot of fishing and deer hunting, and just enjoy life and do the best he can.

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MACKENZIE LAFERRIERE Daughter of Tina Amiot

Mackenzie participated NHS, FFA, speech and drama. She plans to take a gap year in Texas.

TEGAN LIPPERT

No information provided.

Thielen Motors, Inc.

GRACE LITZAU

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Team Industries of Park Rapids

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JAXSON LUND

Son of Kevin and Kristen Lund

Jaxson participated football (three years, captain), hockey (three years, captain), baseball (two years), A honor roll (four years) and May Student of the Month. He plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse to get a degree in accounting.

JOSIAH MAY

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SAM MEIER

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ALYSSA MILLER

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NICHOLAS MICHAELSON

Son of Brian and Jen Michaelson

Nicholas participated in football (three years), basketball (four years, MVP three times), baseball (two years), A honor roll (three years), B honor roll (one year). He plans to play basketball at Mayville State University with an undecided major.

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NASH MITCHELL

Son of Nancy and Tom Mitchell

ABIGAIL MORRIS

Daughter of Aaron and Amy Morris

Nash participated in hockey (captain, Matt Spangler Mr. Hockey Award, AllConference Player).

He plans to attend a welding school in Fargo, ND.

Abigail participated in tennis, basketball, softball, NHS, BPA, FCA. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota Crookston and major in business.

Leading Edge Mechanical

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SOYLA NAS TINIGUAR

No information provided.

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MIKAELA NELSON

Daughter of Glen Maninga and Jillian Kowalczyk

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HALEY NEVALA

No information provided.

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Mikaela participated in BPA and FFA. She plans to attend MState in Detroit Lakes and study business.

ALLISON OFFERDAHL Daughter of Stacey and Steve Offerdahl

Allison participated in FFA, softball, swimming and NHS. She plans to attend the University of North Dakota for nursing.

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ISAIAH OLSON

Son of Matthew Olson and Alyssa Garner

Isaiah participated in basketball and baseball. He plans to join the workforce.

Haas Printing, Inc.

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MOLLY PAULSON

No information provided.

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KEELY PETERSON

Daughter of Joe and Michelle Peterson

Keely participated volleyball (captain), NHS (secretary), FFA, yearbook committee and softball (manager) She plans to attend NDSU to pursue a major in exercise science. She will continue with either a PA program or physical therapy school.

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ANGELINA PORTER

Daughter of Christina Candelaria and Randal Porter

Angelina participated in track, gymnastics and water skiing.

She plans to get an associates degree in business.

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AALIYAH PRESTON

No information provided.

Haas Printing, Inc.

JOSEPH RAIDT

No information provided.

Citizens National Bank

ANTHONY REESE

Son of Jenny Reese

Anthony participated in track and field.

He plans to attend Wadena Technical College to become an electrical lineman.

Hansen’s Electric, Inc.

SAM REISH

Son of Jeff Reish and Eileen Reish

Sam participated in football (captain), BPA (national participant four years, 8th place nationals, chapter president), Student of the Month, track and field, A honor roll.

He plans to attend the University of Arizona and pursue a degree in finance at the Eller School of Management.

Haas Printing, Inc.

RACHEL ROBBINS

JAKOB SCHOLZ

No information provided.

No information provided.

Lamb Weston RDO Frozen

McDonald’s of Park Rapids

EMILY SCHULZ

Daughter of Chris and Tina Schulz

Emily participated in tennis (captain), golf (captain), BPA (national participant), NHS, Book Club, yearbook, academic and athletic letterwinner, student council, FFA and Spanish Club (valedictorian).

She plans to attend the University of South Florida to pursue a degree in business marketing.

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KAMERON SILTMAN

No information provided.

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TATIYANA SMITH

Daughter of Casey Smith and Siobhan Koskie

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LEXI SMYKALSKI

No information provided.

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Tatiyana participated in volleyball.

She plans to go to Virginia to finish her National Guard A.I.T. training then go to college to become a flight attendant.

JENNA SPLITTSTOESSER Daughter of Dan and Brenda Splittstoesser

Jenna plans to take care of her son and work.

KALEB STEARNS

No information provided.

Northway Insurance of Park Rapids

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Dairy Queen of Park Rapids

GARRETT STONE

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CARA SUNRAM

Daughter of Kay Sunram

Cara participated in Envirothon, BPA and A honor roll. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota with a major in astrophysics.

Citizens National Bank

DARRYL THOMPSON-ETTER Son of Daniel and Sadie Etter

Darryl participated in crosscountry (letterwinner, two-time state participant), track (letterwinner, state alternate), basketball (letterwinner) and wrestling (letterwinner).

He plans to attend a four-year university, but has not yet decided which one. He’ll double major in social studies science and history.

CADE SCHULTZ

No information provided.

Thielen Motors, Inc.

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RODNEY SHARP

No information provided.

Lamb Weston RDO Frozen

PEYTEN SHERK

Daughter of Rich Sherk and Dawn Miller

Payten participated in volleyball and was an academic letterwinner.

She plans to obtain a degree in early childhood development.

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ELIMSY TOMAS GOMEZ

ZACHARIAH VAN BATAVIA

Elimsy participated in a business internship.

She plans to work harder to achieve and do what she has always wanted, which is to travel and be able to see many countries. This summer, Elimsy will work at RDO to earn money for travel.

Zachariah participated basketball (captain), track (captain), NHS, BPA, FFA and A honor roll. He plans to attend North Dakota State University and pursue a mechanical engineering degree.

Daughter of Maria Gomez Ordoñez

Son of Randy and Trever Van Batavia

Park Rapids Avionics

Lamb Weston RDO Frozen

SAMUEL WARNE

No information provided.

Haas Printing, Inc.

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NICHOLAS WEISS

No information provided.

Citizens National Bank

KIERGON WILKINS

No information provided.

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DESSIERAE WILLIAMS

No information provided.

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Home School GRADUATE JASMINE WILLIAMS

Daughter of Shawn Williams and Jenny Schaefer

Jasmine plans to work in early childhood.

RD Offutt Farms

SIMONE WOLFF

Daughter of David and Sharon Wolff

Simone participated in volleyball (letterwinner), track and field (letterwinner, captain, True Team state participant, section participant), drama/theater (letterwinner), NHS, A honor roll, student council and lead editor of yearbook committee. She plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and major in exercise science/ kineseology and get a chiropractic degree at another college and have a side job in photography.

Luke participated in mission trips to Alaska and Kentucky. He plans to pursue further education and a career in computer technology.

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Carter’s Red Wagon Farm

LUKE CARTER

Son of Anthony and Linda Carter

Beware of student loan forgiveness

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BY BAO VANG VICE PRESIDENT OF COMMUNICATIONS, BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

raditionally, this is the time of year when aspiring graduates walk across the stage to claim their

diploma.

Shortly thereafter, the student loan repayment process begins.

However, scammers are taking advantage of recent changes to student loan repayment programs in order to confuse borrowers, tricking them into falling for a variety of schemes.

Currently payments are paused on virtually all federal student loans through Aug. 31, 2022, and no interest is accruing.

But just because student loan repayment is on pause, doesn’t mean that scams are. Better Business Bureau encourages graduates to carefully research trustworthy

SCAMS

sources related to federal repayment plans before giving any personal information.

Watch out for companies promising to reduce debt by lowering payments through enrollment in student loan forgiveness or other programs.

They may also falsely promise to apply monthly payments to consumers’ student loans and to improve credit scores – all you have to do is pay a small fee so they can negotiate with the lender on your behalf.

In another version, dishonest collectors claim they can save money by consolidating loans – if a minimal fee is paid.

Keep all of your personal information private and never give it to an unsolicited source.

Protect yourself from student loan scammers: • Research the lender. Visit BBB.org to read business profiles and check out companies before working with them. The FTC has consumer education related to student loan debt relief scams at ftc.gov/StudentLoans.

• Empty promises lead to an empty wallet and more debt.

Only scammers promise fast loan forgiveness. Scammers often pretend to be affiliated with the government. Never pay a fee upfront for help. Never share sensitive information, such as your FSA ID. • Find a reliable source.

Consumers can apply for loan deferments, forbearance, repayment and forgiveness or

discharge programs directly through the U.S. Department of Education or their loan servicer at no cost, and do not require a third party.

• Report it. If you have been a victim of a suspected scam, report it at BBB.org/ScamTracker.

Visit StudentAid.gov for federal student loan repayment options.

Student loans can be forgiven only under specific circumstances, so contact your lender directly to see if any options are available to you.

If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. A company that claims it can erase student loan debt in minutes is not being honest.

This type of scheme is similar to a government imposter scam, watch for the warning signs.

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The pros, cons of an

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any college grads are continuing their education after earning bachelor’s degrees.

Roughly 13.1 percent of American adults have an advanced degree, which is up from 8.6 percent in 2000, according to findings from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Educational Attainment. The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center says enrollment in graduate programs continues to grow. It rose 3.6 percent in fall 2020 from a year earlier, and 4.4 percent during the spring 2021 semester, perhaps spurred on by

the global pandemic and schools’ more flexible course offerings that cater to remote students.

Despite their growing popularity, advanced degrees do not always translate into higher salaries or improved job prospects. The research site Educationdata.org says about 9 percent of Americans have master’s degrees, but the degrees increased employability by less than 3 percent.

Furthermore, the cost of a master’s degree nearly doubles the average debt held by people with bachelor’s degrees, according to the personal finance marketplace Credible.

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In addition, certain business owners may even pass up on applicants with advanced degrees because the students had been in school too long or tended to assume their degrees make them worth more. That report indicates less than 10 percent of employers believe colleges do a good job of preparing students for the working world, and many employers value applicants who prioritize realworld experience over schooling.

This is information students need to consider when thinking about pursuing advanced degrees.

s n o i t a l u t a r of CongClass 2022 Good Luck In Your Future Endeavors!

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