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Post High School Options What school is best for you?

4 Year College or University College – Specializes in a liberal arts degree University – Specialized colleges of study, and graduate school options. Degrees Earned: Bachelors Masters PhD. College – Specializes in a liberal arts degree University – Specialized colleges of study, and graduate school options. Degrees Earned: Bachelors Masters PhD.

2 Year – Community College Community colleges are characterized by a two-year curriculum that leads to either the associate degree or transfer to a four-year college.

Technical College A college of Technology that provides a hands-on, applied education. Students learn real-world skills and build a work ethic and problem-solving abilities that are prized by business and industry. (Definition provided by Dunwoody) A college of Technology that provides a hands-on, applied education. Students learn real-world skills and build a work ethic and problem-solving abilities that are prized by business and industry. (Definition provided by Dunwoody)

Military Army - Navy - Marines - Air Force - Coast Guard - The National Guard ROTCEnlist After High School Attend college first Usually enter as an Officer Serve commitment first Attend college under the G.I. Bill after service

Proprietary Schools Career Focused - Not always creditable Examples : Cosmetology Cooking Radio Broadcasting Career Focused - Not always creditable Examples : Cosmetology Cooking Radio Broadcasting

Online College Work on college credited classes from home. This is an option almost all colleges and universities now offer. * A degree from on online college might not be reputable -Make sure to research the authenticities of the degree before you begin the program. Work on college credited classes from home. This is an option almost all colleges and universities now offer. * A degree from on online college might not be reputable -Make sure to research the authenticities of the degree before you begin the program.

Post - Secondary Education Attend college while attending high school The best part… you do not pay for it!!! Attend college while attending high school The best part… you do not pay for it!!!