1. Career & Education Project
Your Name
Teacher Period

2. Photography Career Title
Slide 1: Cover Slide 2: Overview of your chosen photography career consist of...Bullet points Slide 3: Required Education or Training/Salary Slide 4: Business Management Slide 5: Certifications or Licensure Needed Slide 6: Skills Traits and Aptitudes

3. Slide 7: Opportunities in Education (Choose Type of School) TITLE
Slide 8: Name of School Chosen (Why?)
Slide 9: Careers in Mind
Slide 10: Pathways: What type of work can you do after receiving
your bachelors degree? Salary? Available Jobs in the city you see yourself living in.

4. Photography
Career

5. Sports Photographer
Capture photos during sporting events to tell a story
Can work with freelancers and sell work to magazines and newspapers
Professional
Plan to Schedule
Photograph detailed and special moments
Photograph Football, Baseball, Basketball games etc.

6. Training & Salary Use Visuals and bullet points:
Type of Schools available to prepare and gain experience
Include Salary or current hiring companies for your Niche

7. Managing Business VISUALS 
In this slide you may include visual information on other business that manage this career in
Photography.
Include bullet points and visuals of what you would use to manage YOUR Business: Websites,
Flyers etc. Find some examples of current photographers that already manage their own.
VISUALS 

8. CERTIFICATIONS & COST
INCLUDE AN IMAGE OF CERTIFICATIONS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY CAREER AND THE COST OF OBTAINING IT
INCLUDE VISUALS 

9. SKILLS TRAITS + APTITUDES
Visuals expressing these qualities needed to be successful
PATIENTS – FOCUS – ORGANIZATION – HONESTY Etc……

10. Education
Opportunities

11. UC or Cal State Universities
Neither UC or CSU PUBLIC university system is better than the other. Rather, students
may be more suited to a particular system due to their academic and or career goals.
Key differences between UC and CSU is their academic offerings. CSU is known for basing
their courses and degree programs on practical applications and non-research-oriented
careers. The CSU system awards mostly bachelor’s degrees, and does not offer as many
advanced-level degrees as UC.

12. San Diego State University

13. Business Administration
2.9 GPA Admission Requirement
$3,488 TUITION COST PER SEMESTER
SDSU POPULATION: 34,000 Students
54,000 Apply: 23% attend (12,000)
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FAFSA APPLICATION
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Principles of Economics (Macro)
Principles of Economics (Micro)
Legal Environment of Business
Principles of Information Systems
Business Communications
Calculus for Business Analysis
Elementary Statistics for Business or Statistical Methods

14. HIRING COMPANIES in Business Administration

15. PATHWAYS + SALARY Accounting Economics
Business Administration (general)
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Information Systems
Management
Marketing
Real State