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1) Explore Your Interests
Learn about yourself
Identify Possible Careers
Research Careers
2) Get Experience
Internships/Volunteer
3) Training/Job Requirements           Background checks
Other Documentation
4) Job Search:
Search Everywhere
Make Connection
Finding A Job is a full-time job
5) Resume:
Prior to the end of Graduation
Keep it updated
6) Apply to lots of Jobs:
Don't wait to hear back
Follow up on applications
7) Be Flexible
More Availability
Do not limit job search
8) Dress Appropriately
When Applying
For the Interview

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This video goes over tips and do's and don'ts when preparing/attending a job interview.

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10 CAREER ADVICE TIPS: https://youtu.be/n75Cl5jO4gk --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've had sufficient experience being interviewed and also interviewing applicants to have witnessed my fair share of job interview 'don'ts' - And I also know what little things you can do to shine. Watch this video for 12 job interview tips that can help you nail that job interview!

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Taking a year on or off before attending college
GAP years can be for work experience, to save money, travel, or volunteer.
Students may be undecided about their future.
If deciding to possibly take a GAP year, it is important to have a plan.
PROS:
-Time to think, experience possible interests
-Learn Responsibility
-Experience on an Application
-Save money to pay for college
CONS:
-Puts you a year behind
-Lose momentum and get out of the pattern of school
-Can be costly to travel

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Making the decision to take a GAP YEAR. What a student may want to consider.

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Taking a year on, not off: Jean Fan at TEDxBergen

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Visit http://todaysmilitary.com/joining/entrance-requirements
for additional information. Watch the video below to get a glimpse into military life.

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Discover the benefits of joining the Military.

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THERE IS A LOT TO THE MILITARY THAN SIMPLY SIGNING UP

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THERE IS A LOT TO THE MILITARY THAN SIMPLY SIGNING UP

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There are a number of different options within the military. (including Army Reserves and National Guard as part-time options)
-Army/Marine Corps/Navy/Air Force/ Coast Guard
It is important to weigh the pros and cons.
PROS:
-Free College Tuition
-Travel/Experience
-Housing and monthly stipend
-Various Career Opportunities
-Insurance/Retirement Benefits
CONS:
-Must sign a contract for a number of years
-Could be stationed away from home, given no choice
-Sent to War Zones
-Minimum of 5 to 7 years
REQUIREMENTS
-Different depending on branch
-Age Requirements
-Physical Requirements
-Citizenship Requirements
-ASVAB and other Academic Requirements
*Best way to get information and requirements is to talk to a recruiter or someone that has been involved with the military branch you may be interested in.

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According to www.gocollege.com, "Vocational and trade school educations are popular vehicles for students who want to fast-track into well paying highly skilled careers. Vocational schools, often referred to as trade schools, are post-secondary educational institutions. Vocational schools teach job specific skills designed to enable a student's advancement in any of a number of high skill, high paying professions. Vocational and trade schools place an emphasis on the practical, as opposed to the academic, education. Course studies at a vocational school are specific to certain trades, running the gamut from auto repair to hair dressing; construction to IT.
WHEN DECIDING:
-Type of Vocation/Interests
-Job Placement Rate
-Graduation Rate
-Facilities (Latest Technology)
-Student Services
-Tuition

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A quick look at the Pros and Cons of Trade School

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A quick look at the Pros and Cons of Trade School

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Young Money: Trade School Vs. College | CNBC

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To determine whether a community college is right or you, as a student you must first consider your overall plan.
THINGS TO CONSIDER
1-Transferring Credits to a University
2-Academic Quality
3-Cost
4-Student Culture/Campus Life
Looking closer at Community College, there are a number of Pros and Cons to be aware of.
PROS:
-Lower cost
-Flexible Schedule (Offering night classes)
-Explore Majors
-Smaller Classes
-Qualified Professors
-Transitional to other schools
CONS:
-Limited Curriculum
-Lighter Workload than University
-Uninvolved/Invested Students
-Lack of Campus Life

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PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF ATTENDING COMMUNITY COLLEGES

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PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF ATTENDING COMMUNITY COLLEGES

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Listen to pros and cons reviewed by an individual that attended a Community College