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5 Things After HS - CTMWN
College, Trade School, Military, Workforce, None (couch potato)
Public Colleges
Less expensive, funded from state government, in and out of state price difference
Private Colleges
Supported by alumni donations and student tuition, significantly more expensive
Associate's Degree
2-year college, no on-campus living, basic knowledge
Bachelor's Degree
4-year degree from a university, highest level of undergraduate
Master's Degree
2-6 years, in addition to undergraduate degree
Talents - Definition
A natural inborn aptitude to do things
Abilities - Definition
Being able to perform a mental or physical task
Values - Definition
Things that are important to you
Interests - Definition
Activities that give you satisfaction
Career - Definition
A series of occupations all focused on the same thing
Bachelor's of Science -
Business Administration
Computer Science
Engineering
Information Technology
Mathematics
Biology
Bachelor’s of Art -
Humanities
Communication
Mental Healthcare
International Studies
Political Science/History
Music and Theater
College Major (definition) -
your main field of study
College Major (examples) -
Concentration on a topic
Required number of classes
Core classes
Prepares you to enter the field
Not static! Evolve!
Knowledge, practices, technologies, and industries evolve
When selecting a major, ask yourself -
What are you passionate about?
Is your school known for your major?
How much money will your major make when you get out of school?
Highest earning major -
Electrical engineering ($121,600)
Lowest earning major -
Physical fitness, parks, recreation & leisure ($62,100)
Earnings over a career span (with a Bachelor’s) -
$1.2 million
