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Yes, You’re Going to College…

Yes, You’re Going to College…. Ms. Walsh’s Direct Order for the Betterment of Your Future…. Let’s Learn About College…. Click HERE to watch The College Mystery!. Walsh Publishing Co. 2012. WHY Should I Go to College???. ( Other than the fact that Ms. Walsh SAYS I should…).

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Yes, You’re Going to College…

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  1. Yes, You’re Going to College… Ms. Walsh’s Direct Order for the Betterment of Your Future…

  2. Let’s Learn About College… Click HERE to watch The College Mystery! Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  3. WHY Should I Go to College??? (Other than the fact that Ms. Walsh SAYS I should…) Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  4. The More You Learn, the More You Earn… Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

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  7. A lot of Your Life Will Be Spent Working… Do You want to “ENJOY” or “ENDURE” your job? Will You Be Able to SAVE for RETIREMENT or HAVE TO WORK LONGER? Will You Be Able to Support Your Family? Will You Spend Your Free Time Working or Having Fun?

  8. You will be working for most of your life. You want to make sure you start planning for what kind of work you will do. Your early planning will pay off because you can plan to have a job you enjoy. Why do well in school? To prepare for a job you WANT!

  9. It’s Time to Plan Ahead for your FUTURE… Believe it or not, EDUCATION is the key to your successful future…

  10. What Type of College Do I Want to Go to??? Types of Colleges… Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  11. Vocational training schools • Offer a wide variety of training options, such as computer technology, cosmetology, mechanical repair, court reporting, paralegal services, office administration, and medical assistance. • Courses take from five months to three years to complete. Vocational training schools usually will admit all students interested in attending. Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  12. New Hampshire Trade Schools and Training Programs Aircraft: A&P Technician, Ground and Flight, Pilot Arts & Design: Applied and Creative, Design, Media, Fashion Automotive: Automotive Technician, Driver, Heavy Equipment Operator, Repair, Trucking Bartending: Bartending Training Business: Accounting,  Administrative, General Office, Management, Marketing, Organizational Psychology, Secretarial Computers & Information Technology: Computers & Information Technology: CAD, Installer, Multimedia, Programmer, Repairer, Web Designer Construction: Estimator, Heavy Equipment Operator, Project Manager, Superintendent Cosmetology, Barbering & Beauty: Esthetician, Cosmetologist, Hair Design, Facial, Make-Up, Manicuring, Nails, Salon Management Criminal Justice: Corrections Officer, Security Guard Culinary: Cooking, Baking and Pastry, Catering, Hotel and Restaurant Management, and more Dental Assistant: Dental Assistant, Dental Administrator, Dental Receptionist Digital Filmmaking and Multimedia: Digital Filmmaker, Video Editor, Sound Technician Electronics & HVAC: Assembler, Electrical and Electronics Equipment Installer, Equipment Repairer, HVAC Fashion Design: Apparel, Illustration, Merchandising Gaming: Casino Dealer, Machine Repair, Table Games Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  13. New Hampshire Trade Schools and Training Programs Healthcare & Medical: Dental, Massage Therapy, Medical Assistant, Medical Office, Medical Records Technician, Nursing, Optician, Paramedic, Pharmacy Technician, X-Ray Technician Healthcare Office Management: Office Management, Hospital Unit Coordinator Machinist: Machine Operator, CNC Machinist, CNC Operator Massage Therapy: Massage Therapy Training, Massage Therapy and Health Educator Training Nursing: Vocational Nursing, Registered Nursing, Nursing Assistant Training, Health and Rehabilitation Technician, Patient Care Assistant, and more Paralegal: Court Reporter, Criminal Justice, Legal Office, Paralegal Plumber: Pipefitter Private Investigation: Investigation, Security, Protection Rehabilitational Therapy: Physical Therapist, Massage Therapist Secretarial: Administrative Assistant, Computer Applications Specialist, Executive Assistant Telecommunications: Assembler, Cable Installer, Fiber Optic Technician, Networking, Repairer, Systems Installer Television & Film: Television Host, Producer, Anchorman, Anchorwoman Travel: Flight Attendant, Hotel Management, Reservationist, Travel Agent Web Design & Web Management: Web Designer, Web Developer, MCIWD Welding: Pipe Welding, Welding Technology, Combination Welding Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  14. Community and Junior Colleges • Generally offer 2-year associate degree programs. For students who decide to continue their studies in a 4-year program, the courses usually transfer to 4-year colleges. • Offer specialized job training in certain areas, much like vocational schools. • They're affordable and prepare students to enter the work. • It's usually easy to get in and easy to transfer into a 4-year college or university. Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  15. Four-Year Colleges and Universities • Offer Bachelor's degrees in many fields of study. The curriculum is usually broader than a 2-year school. • Public colleges and universities are generally less expensive than private colleges. • Both can offer financial aid to help students afford the tuition. Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  16. Sample Careers and College Degrees Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  17. When Deciding on a College… • Does the school offer a quality education? • What are the admission requirements and can you meet them? • How much does it cost to get an education there and can you afford it? • Where is the school located? • How big is the college or university? • What programs of study does the school offer? Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  18. What Do Colleges Look for? Application process • Application for admission • Official test scores • Official high school transcripts showing grades • Application fee • Essays to show writing skills • Some colleges look at “class ranking” and high school courses taken • Extra-curricular Activities, Sports, Clubs and Citizenship, Community Service Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  19. How Can I Pay for College? • Apply for scholarships and grants that don't have to be paid back. (good grades or athletics) • Earn and save money yourself by working part-time or during the summers. • Encourage your family to save for your future education if they are not already. • Borrow money in the form of student loans that you can pay back later (with interest.) Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  20. Why College? • It can be the BEST part of your life! • You meet tons of new people • You make fantastic friends • You get to take the classes you “want” instead of the classes you “have to” • It’s FUN! • You get to live on your own and make your own decisions • It gets you ready for the “real world” • It opens the doors to MORE opportunities Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  21. What’s Next? • You will be completing a budget project in Social Studies class. • You will be completing a career research project in English class • You will be completing a college research project in English class. Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

  22. Let’s Start Now… • On a blank sheet of paper, put a proper heading on your paper. Then make three columns titled: Careers, Budget & Colleges • In the first column, write down as many careers (job titles) that you can think of. • In the second column, write a list of all the “bills” a person has to pay each month. At the bottom, write an “estimate” for monthly expenses and circle it. • In the third column, write down the names of as many colleges as you can think of. Walsh Publishing Co. 2012

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