Want to get a good job, but don't want to go to a traditional four year college?  

Searching on sites like careeronestop or onlytradeschools.com will give you a better idea of the breadth of opportunities (but not all programs!) available: phlebotomy, air traffic control, radiation tech, plumbing, cosmetology, solar installation, interior design, home-health, fire technology, video production, drug & alcohol counseling, EMT, sound tech, computer technology, culinary arts, make-up design, hospitality, welding, electrical work, pharmacy tech, nursing, dental assistant, massage therapy, CNC machining, personal fitness training, policing...

Research certificate and degree programs at community colleges or technical schools near you.  If you are seeking training in an area not offered by a local school (like aircraft maintenance, nursing, or IT training) look further from home.  Some community colleges offer online courses and others provide on-campus housing, but many community or technical college students find apartment housing near their schools.

Research vocational training opportunities in your region.  There are job centers across the US and some states or regions offer more targeted programs like JVS in San Francisco.

Many industries have apprenticeship opportunities where you can learn on the job.  You can learn more about apprenticeships here.  You can search for apprenticeships in a number of fields (cybersecurity, plumbing, IT, hydraulic technicians, pastry, etc) through the national listings on the site. Search here for electrical apprenticeships in your area. 

Look for specific schools that offer training in your area of interest, but be thoughtful about for-profit institutions.  Does this institution have a good placement rate? Do a high percentage of students pass state or national certification exams? Don't pay for a high cost program when plenty of lower cost programs are available!