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Which choice is best for you? What are the differences?
A four-year college offers a broader education, increased earning potential, and access to a wider range of careers and opportunities for professional growth and development.
Community colleges focus on preparing you for a specific career culminating in Associates degrees.
Technical colleges offer more hands-on learning and require fewer unnecessary classes than four-year colleges resulting in certifications.
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Which choice is best for you? Know the differences?
A four-year college offers a broader education, increased earning potential, and access to a wider range of careers and opportunities for professional growth and development.
Community colleges focus on preparing you for a specific career culminating in associate degrees.
Technical colleges offer vocational or applied degrees (certifications). It is a more hands-on learning approach requiring fewer unnecessary classes than four-year colleges.
What’s the Difference? …
A technical school may be more classroom structured and simulated job training. Some Trade Schools teach tech school-style courses, too.
Trade schools offer more “hands-on” programs of study. Trade schools are more economical and specialized training. Both may offer certificates.
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Morgan State University, Prairie View A&M University, University of District of Columbia, and Lincoln University, Missouri recorded consecutive years of record first-year student growth and overall student enrollment. They are known to offer several top-notch academic degrees, and master and doctorate programs that are in demand in the world of global careers (at substantially less cost as students are unwilling or unable to pay at higher-priced institutions. READ MORE
With students preparing to graduate high school in May, your family may already be discussing how to pay for college. Applying for grants, federal and private loans, scholarships and other aid can be daunting, did you know that $100 million in scholarship money goes unclaimed every year? Most of these funds are not income-based, but 100% based on a student’s scores. And we are talking about a wide range of scores, not just the top of the class. Take a look at this report. READ MORE
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