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- bachelors degree
- a con about going to a 4 year college is It is an investment on your future, with no guaranteed returns (your degree may not be worth much depending on what career you pursue
- a good thing about going to 4 year college years is because there are great networking opportunities for your future career due to the resources and connections with professors available
- Associates Degree
- a 2 year college doesn't have as good freedom as a 4 year since you will likely be remaining at home, you won’t have as much independence as you would living in a campus dorm
- a 2 year college Is a much cheaper alternative than immediately going to a university, as you are save in both tuition and living expense
- military
- Having military experience can provide you with many benefits, including having your educational expenses covered. This is a huge benefit for those who can’t afford college
- Joining the military is a big commitment. This decisions requires a lot of forethought before you decide to join the military; after you commit, simply backing out is not an option.
- a bachelors degree is a 4 year education
- Vocational School
- if you can't find a college is's okay the admissions requirements for vocational schools are less demanding than universities. The acceptance rates are much higher than a four-year school
- a associates degree is a 2 year education
- Gap Year
- it Allows undecided students to explore their options and gain real world experience to discover their desired major and career.
- A final option to consider is joining the military to serve in one of the six branches
- strait to work
- If more schooling isn’t right for you, going strait to work can be a rewarding path. School guidance counselors and community centers can help find internships and volunteer work
- A vocational school is another post-secondary educational option
- sometimes a vocational school isn't for everyone because If you decide the career you were working towards isn’t for you, it may be difficult to change careers, especially if it is in a completely different field
- A traditional gap year is when students take a year off, before starting their first year of college
- gap years are sometimes hard because many of those who take a gap year, don’t go back to school the following year for various reasons
- sometimes going strait to work is the best thing you can do
- As young adults learn solid work skills, they’ll become more independent. And they may discover a career path that leads to further training
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