Post Secondary Education
After High School Options
Typically less expensive
May offer smaller class sizes
Offer schedule flexibility for those with a busy schedule
Allow for a gap year
Credits may be transferred
Usually close to home/family
Increased number of degree programs and majors
Traditional college experience (social activities, clubs, and other extracurricular activities)
May offer study-abroad programs, study trips, internships, and other programs
Independent living
Build relationships with peers for four-years instead of two (if you transfer)
Typically takes less than two years
Offer programs high in demand in the workforce
Less expensive than attending a four year school
Offers hands-on training; job skills
General education courses typically not required
Serve your country
College tuition assistance; sometimes free
Training in different fields; job skills
Traveling
General benefits: pay, insurance, and housing
