year away may help students discover hidden interests, while volunteering during gap years may inspire some to pursue careers they otherwise may never have considered had they not found the time to volunteer.
• Gap years may provide students with opportunities to travel. Some organizations now connect students taking gap years with opportunities to work overseas. The work may not be lucrative, but it can give students the chance to experience life in other countries. Such an experience may prove invaluable and help students to better understand the world that awaits them upon graduating college.
• Gap years give students a chance to exhale. Students who spent their high school years working hard in the classroom and engaging in
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• Gap years can help students earn some money. While gap years may not make young students rich, students who spend their gap years working can earn money that can help them pay for college tuition or cover the additional costs associated with going to college, such as room and board.
Gap years give young students a chance to learn about themselves and more time to explore what they want to do with their lives after high school.
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