2) Analyze the Chart While the true value of a college education will be different for everyone, we do have statistics that can give us a reasonably accurate picture. Below is a chart that displays the median weekly earnings of U.S. citizens, grouped by the amount of education they've completed. We are going to examine three categories in this chart High School Diploma . These people graduated high school but never attended college Some college, no degree . These people attended college, but did not graduate Bachelor's Degree . These people graduated from a four year undergraduate college or university (but did not go on to achieve higher degrees) Use the chart to fill in the information in the table below. Then answer the questions underneath the table. Earnings and unemployment rates by educational attainment Unemployment rate in 2019 (%] Median weckly earnings in 2013 ($) 2.2 Cockis deg ce 1.623 23 1,714 1.4 1,137 Scholar sdegies 1.103 Associate's degree 710 High school diploma 1 1.0 Lasi than a high school diploma All workers: 4 1 Al workers: $427 Male: Dion lorportions pe 25- aind cyrt Girlsphone for full-time wage andiskiry workers. Earnings Over Time. High School Diploma Some college, no degree Bachelor's Degree Weekly Earnings Yearly Earning Earnings over 2 40-year career 5. How much more value are you creating for yourself over a 40 year career by completing college than only completing high school?' Please show your work. 6. How much more value are you creating for yourself over a 40-year career by completing college than starting college but not floishing? Please show your work. www.noodgen View all NGPF's lessons On 23) Reflection . How Do You Value a College Education Now? - What is your initial reaction to seeing the value of a college education? What emotion(s) did you feel? Surprise? Frustration? Happiness? Explain your answer. 8. How did your estimation compare to the actual value of a college education? 9. Why do you think the value of some college is much closer to a high school diploma than a bachelor's degree? 10. Does this change your views on whether a college education is a smart investment? If yes, explain why. If no, explain why not