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POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION PLANNING GUIDE
 
Planning For Your Future
In your senior year you will be cased with a decision that will perhaps be the most important one you will have been called to make - "What do I do when I graduate?"

To broaden your possibilities and future options, you should begin now.

  • Select your academic courses thoughtfully.
  • Maximize your performance in those courses.
  • Engage in after school, summer, or weekend work experiences.
  • Participate in your school's extracurricular programs.
    Inquire into a variety of vocations that interest you as well as the education or training they will require.

These steps will be your keys to future opportunities. If, upon graduation, your plans should require more training or education, obtaining information as early as possible
about the types of schools and colleges, their admissions requirements, as well as their costs will be invaluable to your making the best career and college choice.

Ideally, you should select your school or college only after careful consideration of your own needs and preferences and a survey of opportunities available at the individual
schools. At first glance, choosing an appropriate institution may seem a difficult task - but, in fact, there will be a number of "appropriate" schools for you.

 
 
Steps to Your Best College Choices
Take a close look at yourself!  Identify first your own abilities and limitations, interests and needs, goals and career options. Ask yourself:
  • What skills do I enjoy using?
  • Of the courses taken in high school, which have I enjoyed the-most?
  • What courses have given me the most difficulty?
  • Do I like working with people, things, or ideas?