Many students are graduating from high school in
May and trying to determine their next step.
Many don’t know what they want to do when they grow up.
Many think they need to go to college and are
opting to go to community colleges to save money and complete their first 2
years. If they can commute to college from home, they will save room and board
expenses.
If they work part-time jobs, they will help their
parents with their college expenses.
Most students should know by now that they need to avoid large amounts
of student loans they may not be able to repay.
Some are taking college courses on line and some
already have college credit for AP courses they took in high school. Some know
that most 4 year universities are toxic with “snowflakes” and what is taught is
not true or useful. These are Liberal Propaganda Indoctrination Camps.
Students who want to become engineers, software
developers, accountants, nurses, teachers, physicians or lawyers will need a
degree to reach their goals.
Students who want to become electricians, plumbers,
HVAC Installers, welders, carpenters, brick layers and auto mechanics will go
to trade schools. Students who want to become Police Officers must graduate
from the Police Academy.
Most other students are in trouble. A degree in
business might help to get a sales job, but those with part-time experience
will get these jobs. Many others may
find that the only jobs they can get involve waiting tables at high-end
eateries or clerical jobs.
Degrees in majors like international business,
political science, history, art history, black history, women’s studies,
communication, English, sociology, psychology, philosophy, theology,
environmental studies and criminal justice are not likely on their own to land
the degree holder in any professional job. These courses are important, but can
be studied independently and they are not typically occupational courses except
for teachers.
A List of the current BS Degrees in demand include: Finance, Accounting, Computer Science, Mechanical
Engineering, Business Administration Management, Electrical Engineering,
Information Sciences and Systems, Marketing, Logistics/Supply Chain and
Management Information Systems.
A BS
in Math gives students the option to move to Engineering and Software
Development. Other occupational choices
like Architecture and Fine Arts have their own job markets.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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