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All About Your Options
All About Your Options
If I want to go to college, what are my options?
What are the advantages of each of these options?
Do I have to attend college right after I graduate from high school?
Do I have to go to college in order to make a lot of money?
Do I have to have a high school diploma to attend college?
Do I have to have a lot of money to go college?
Are there specific college programs for students with disabilities?
If I don’t want to go to college, what are my options?
What are job training, career, vocational, or technical programs?
What are apprenticeships?
What are community service programs such as Americorps and City Year? Are they work or educational programs?
Can I join the military right after high school?
How do I learn more about all of these options?
What are the benefits of entering the workforce after high school?
How do I decide which option is best for me?
When do I have to decide what I want to do after high school?
What programs are available if I am not sure about my career interests?
Will I have an IEP in my postsecondary program?
- If I want to go to college, what are my options?
College students complete their UNDERGRADUATE degrees first and then may continue on to GRADUATE DEGREES
2. Do I have to attend college right after high school?
2. Do I have to attend college right after high school?
No!
3. Do I have to go to college in order to make a reasonable amount of money?
3. Do I have to go to college in order to make a reasonable amount of money?
Typical Yearly Earnings for Mid Career Workers Based on Education type:
Typical Yearly Earnings for Mid Career Workers Based on Education type:
- Less than HS Diploma: $34,840
- HS Grad/No college: $49,192
- AAS Degree (Occupation - Program i.e. A.A.S): $53,664
- Some College/No Degree: $55,380
- AA Degree (Academic Program): $55, 536
- Bachelor's Degree: $82,680
- Master's Degree: $97,760
- Doctoral (PHD) Degree: $122,460
- Professional Degree (M.D., J.D.): $150, 020
Should you go to a 2 year College first or go directly to 4 year?
Should you go to a 2 year College first or go directly to 4 year?
7 Reasons to Go to College
7 Reasons to Go to College
Workers earn 14% more weekly with an Associates Degree and up to 80% more per week with a bachelor's degree.
Workers earn 14% more weekly with an Associates Degree and up to 80% more per week with a bachelor's degree.
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