Real College Plan Career Field Interest Survey identifies a young adult’s Top 3 workplace setting interests and then lists the career fields corresponding to those workplace settings. As a result, Real College Plan Career Field Interest Survey outcomes can be used to confirm a young adult’s interest in certain career fields. For example, a young […]
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Disclaimer: This is a hypothetical scenario. Any correlation to an actual event is purely coincidental. Existing Conditions: You are the youngest person ever to be named the mayor of Big Town. Here’s how that took place. The previous mayor of Big Town had significant health problems and resigned two years ago. As a result of
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First of all, if you are earning your undergraduate degree without accumulating any debt, then this discussion is not applicable to you. For those who are currently accumulating debt for a first degree or who are contemplating borrowing money to pay for your first degree, then this discussion is for you. The following is a
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Work and save money. Sacrifice—every dollar saved can be applied toward a degree. For parents who have a financial responsibility for children, Overton Leadership Associates recommends that you avoid debt while pursuing your first degree (Associates or Bachelors). Take all the steps necessary in order to get admitted to an accredited college or university. Apply
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Learning a trade vs earning a degree: it does not have to be an either/or decision. One solution is to take a few college courses online while attending full time trade school training classes in person. Once you obtain your license or certification in a trade and get hired, then continue pursuing your online degree.
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To explain Real College Plan, let’s run through a typical young adult conversation. After high school graduation, Paul, Demarcus and Jalana are planning to work now and may attend college later while Breanna, Chris and Tasha are planning to go to college right away. These six recent high school graduate friends are getting together for
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