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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016
Did You Know?
Men and women over
50 who are considering
returning to school may
be eligible for financial
assistance through various
programs. According to
the American Association
of Retired Persons, older
men and women who want
to go back to school do
not necessarily have to
bankroll that expenditure
on their own. AARP notes
that the Internal Revenue
Service offers tax breaks
such as the American
Opportunity Tax Credit and
the Lifetime Learning Tax
Credit that older students
can take advantage of to
lessen the blow of tuition
costs, which have risen
considerably since today s
men and women over 50
were in college. Older men
and women may also be
able to take advantage of
529 college savings accounts
they opened for their
children that their kids did
not end up needing. AARP
also notes that men and
women over 50 who want to
apply for financial aid must
be prepared to enroll in
more than one class and in
more than just a continuing
education program. More
information is available at
aarp.org.
Survey Says
In the 2015 version
of its annual survey of
colleges and universities
to determine which majors
earn students the best
starting salaries, PayScale.
com collected data from
1,000 universities, including
86 percent of American
schools with undergraduate
enrollments exceeding 5,000
students. Among the 207
majors included in the 2015
survey, students who earned
bachelor s degrees in early
childhood education had
the lowest starting salary,
at just under $30,000. The
average mid-career salary for
early childhood education
majors was $38,000, the
second lowest mid-career
salary of any major included
in the study. Child and
family studies majors had
the second lowest starting
salaries, earning an average
of $31,200. Rounding out the
five lowest starting salaries
were culinary arts ($31,900),
child development ($32,200)
and early childhood and
elementary education
($32,300). Child development
majors had the lowest midcareer salaries, earning an
average of $36,400.
Future Career
Vishay is a multifaceted
career employer which
includes the following
opportunities to potential
applicants: marketing,
accounting, engineering,
logistics, supply chain
mgmt., purchasing,
maintenance, technicians
and production.
Retaining our youth is a goal
for many of the manufacturers
in Yankton. There are a
community. For someone
possessing the three A s
career opportunity available.
Career Opportunity with Applied Engineering
CN Loader Level II:
As a result of our continued growth and additions,
we have the following available career opportunities:
control.
Production Positions
(Full time Day and Night Shift positions available)
tolerances.
Product/Process Engineer
Production Supervisor
Apply online today at http://hr.vishay.com
Vishay Dale Electronics,
Human Resources
