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The Pros And Cons Of Providing $ 1, 000 To Central High School

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I would choose the first option, because I don’t see any disadvantages to this option. If I decided to donate $1,000 to Central high school, then it would benefit the high school by allowing them to receive quality educational products from the Inspire Learning Corporation. This decision would also be beneficial for myself, because it would allow me to receive a $10,000 bonus check. There is nothing unethical about giving the school a $1,000 donation because it would be solely to improve the quality of education that the students are receiving and it would benefit me by helping me to reach my million-dollar goal. Overall, I believe this is the best decision because it will allow me to assist the school in a positive manner by donating the extra

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