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Who can participate in the CTE Pathways?
Who can participate in the CTE Pathways?
Any student enrolled in BSD7!
The level of participation looks different depending on your grade level and where you might fall into each specific pathway.
I see careers listed that there is no pathway for, how does that work?
I see careers listed that there is no pathway for, how does that work?
The courses and pathways we offer will provide learning that is very transferable into any career you may want to pursue! This is a great way to get a head start, which can end up in higher earnings in the long run.
Are these pathways for students who are planning on going to a 2 year or 4 year college?
Are these pathways for students who are planning on going to a 2 year or 4 year college?
These pathways are for anyone! Some of the career choices may require a 1 year certificate, a 2 year Associate's degree, a 4 year Bachelor's degree, or a Master's / Doctoral degree.
Your post high school pathway is entirely up to you and your family. These pathways can set you up for a career right out of high school, or give you an idea of what you might want to focus on while in college.
These are not representative of every career available to you; however, many of these careers do not require a 4 year Bachelor's degree--which means you spend less on continuing education and begin earning more immediately. Either way, it is good to have options!!!
What is the difference between "dual credit" and early college?
What is the difference between "dual credit" and early college?
With Dual Credit courses, you earn credit towards your high school diploma and college credit at the same time. Early college courses are basically courses that you take through a college or university while you are still in high school. Engaging in Dual Credit and Early College is one way to get a head start on a career, which could lead to earlier advancement and higher earnings in the long run.
For more information On Dual Enrollment through the Montana State College system, CLICK HERE
Or visit Gallatin College MSU's site: dual enrollment/early college webpage link
How come none of the core classes are listed in the pathways?
How come none of the core classes are listed in the pathways?
The CTE Pathways specifically speak to the elective courses you would take during your time in high school. You still take all of your core classes in order to earn your high school diploma; but these pathways can get you going on a career or help you focus on what courses you want to take in college.
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