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Sorting out degree types and alternate pathways for various career choices.
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What do you need to earn to become a paralegal, dental assistant or CDL?
Bachelors degree
Associates degree
Masters degree
Technical certificate
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Where are associates degrees generally earned?
High schools
Community colleges
Career centers
Universities
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Where are technical trade certificates are generally earned?
High schools
Career centers
Community colleges
Universities
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What tye of degree do you need to become a social worker or registered nurse?
Masters degree
Technical certificate
Associates degree
Bachelors degree
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To be a teacher or guidance counselor you must earn a...
Bachelors degree
PhD
Associates degree
Masters degree
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What is the skills gap.
Not enough people get scholarships for athletics
People are smart but not getting degrees
Jobs do not pay enough to cover colleg expenses
Jobs that require technical skills cannot be filled
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What is the difference between graduate vs undergraduate coursework?
undergraduate = working towards an associates or bachelors
Graduate = working toward a masters degree or PhD
Undergraduate = not graduated from high school
Graduate= Graduated from high school
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Mike Rowe says, "do not follow your passion...". What should you do instead?
Do what you are good at
Do something there is a demand for
Do what you love
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How long does it generally take to earn a bachelors degre?
4-6 years
2 years
4 years
6mo - 2years
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How long does it generally take to earn most technical trade certificates?
6mo-2 years
4-6 years
4 years
2 years
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How long does it take to earn an associates degree?
4 years
6mo-2 years
6 years
2 years
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What is the benefit of going to a community college versus a university?
Cost is significantly lower
Credits transfer
Classes are smaller
All of the above
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Where are bachelors degrees generally earned?
Universities
Career centers
High school
Community colleges