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Community/Technical Colleges and Apprenticeships

Seniors… You Graduate in 6 months...

Do any of These Situations Apply To You? I’m worried about college costs I’m not sure if my grades and ACT scores are good enough I’m not feeling like 4 more years of school I still want to get some type of postsecondary education I want to earn a good living with less school We have some options!

So What Are Some Options? Community and Technical Colleges Certificate Programs Apprenticeship Programs

Community Colleges Typically a 2 year program intended to: 1) Complete general electives and transfer to a 4 year college Benefits: Often cheaper and a chance to bring up your grades (4 year colleges only look at your college grades when transferring) 2) Earn an Associates Degree or 3) Earn a Certificate

Community Colleges Types of 2 Year Colleges Community (ex. MCTC and Normandale) Technical School to work fields (carpentry, electric, automotive, healthcare) Private (ex. Rasmussen, ITT Tech, MN School of Business) For profit-businesses More expensive Credits usually don’t transfer Many have been shut down for unethical practices

Certificate Programs Typically 1 year or less A certificate is not equivalent to a degree, and employers may still prefer an associate’s, bachelors, or graduate degree. But certificate programs are excellent options for people with jobs and families who want to take a first step toward a degree or learn specific skills to further their careers. Typically 1 year or less Typically cheaper than a B.A. or an A.A. Recipients earn about 20% more than HS grads 22% of all awards from a 2013 Georgetown study.

Certificate Programs Interested in law? Love computers? Court Reporter makes $40,000/year Love computers? Website Design makes $40-70,000/year Love the pace of restaurants? Restaurant Management makes $35-125,000/year Speak two languages? Interpreters make $50,000/year Enjoy the field of healthcare? Radiological Technician: $54,000/year Physical Therapy Assistant: $50,000/year http://www.graduateshotline.com/jobs-and-career/high-paying-certificate-courses.html#.VC7TJqx5CZc

Certificate Programs Other examples include… Accounting Automotive Technician Computer Administrator English as a Second Language Heating, Venting, Air Conditioning Law Enforcement Massage Therapy Medical Transcriptionist Nursing Assistant Paramedic Payroll Clerk Pharmacy Technician Plastic Producer Solar Installer Truck Driver Web Development/Design Welding All details from iseek.org http://www.mnscu.edu/index.html

Apprenticeships An apprenticeship can be as important to your career as a four-year college degree. Agreement between an employer and student Pays while you learn and get trained Pay increases as you go! Nearly all apprenticeships require a high school diploma. Video we can use? http://www.doli.state.mn.us/Pipeline.asp

Apprenticeships https://www.careerwise.mnscu.edu/ EXAMPLES Machinist Automotive technician Carpenters Child care specialist Electricians Finance specialist Firefighter https://www.careerwise.mnscu.edu/ Machinist Printer Sign painter Plumbers Translators Video we can use? http://www.doli.state.mn.us/Pipeline.asp

Resources https://www.careerwise.mnscu.edu/ (Careers and job search, requirements, information) http://www.mnscu.edu/index.html (Certificates, apprenticeships, A.A., B.A.)