• research job trends
• explore careers
• understand your aptitude for certain careers
• prepare for college exams
• search for colleges
• compare colleges
• get the college application ready

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If no, you better get going starting with our college search directory: search colleges

There are three categories of schools that should be listed:

1. 2-3 schools that you could definitely get in
2. 4-5 schools that you could probably get in
3. 7-8 schools that you would like to get in

   If the application submission costs for 16 or more schools is too high, narrow your search to 3-3-3.

• Colleges:
  generally smaller in size. They offer 4-year degree programs (BA and BS) and many 2-year Associate degrees.

• Universities:
  larger institutions with specialized degrees in business, engineering, pre-med, etc. They offer 2-year, 4-year, and many graduate and professional degrees.

• Community / Junior Colleges:
  a small college offering 2-year Associate degrees. Many students attend local community colleges with the intent to transfer to a larger institution to further their education.

• Online Programs:
  offered by small and large accredited universities. Programs are offered online with potentially some campus visit during the online course.

• Vocational / Career Schools:
  specialized schools of training for specialized trade jobs such as mechanics, computer technicians, medical assistants, etc. Programs may vary requiring only a few weeks to complete while others may require a year or more. Upon completion, graduates will receive a license, certificate or an Associate Degree.

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