• You make and choose your own schedule and classes.

• You can commute or dorm.

• You choose what you want to learn about.

Cons:

• Depending on your circumstances, college can be very expensive.

• Depending on your circumstances, college can be really time consuming.

• You can become very stressed due to workload.

• Hands on Training

• Fast path to a career

• Direct Entry into Workforce

Cons:

• No break in transition to workforce

• Fast so Less experience

• Some work could be potentially dangerous and harmful

• Can earn bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees.

• Wide range programs.

• Career advancements through in depth academic learning.

Cons:

• Can be very expensive, leading to student debt after university.

• University degree does not guarantee a good job or career.

• Academic environment is competitive and stressful.

1. Make your own schedule for school

2. Live on or near school grounds

3. Better education level

4. Can teach you time management skills due to the amount of work needed for the classes

Cons:

1. College could cost a lot of money and could put you into dept

2. Could become stressful due to the amount of work needed

3. Could be difficult for you if you don't like being away from home

4. A lot of temptations for you

• High levels of education.

  
  

• Bachelor's degree, master's degree, doctoral degree.

• Better job opportunities.

Cons:

• Can be very expensive.

• Can be very stressful.

• It can take a long amount of time.

• Explore different careers and interests' options

• Personal growth

• Skill development

Cons:

• Limited work options

• Financial strains

• Difficulty adjusting to school if you decide to continue with your education/

• you can get job experience to help you later on

• it can help you take a break from school so you don't have high stress

• it ca help you make some money for your education

con's

• you might be able to go back or might not want to

• might lose interest in trying to get higher education

• might forget about school and keep working

Trade school is a usually shorter

program than college

Hands on training

Can get certificates and apprenticeships in many areas

Cons:

Fast program so could get easily lost

Material dealt with could be dangerous wires, water pressure, electricity etc.

No break from work

• Affordable and local

• Flexible schedules

• More individualized attention

Cons:

• Limited research options

• Difficulty while transitioning to 4 year college

• Part-time study

• Get the most opportunities for better jobs

• Higher chances for internships

• Earn a wide range of multiple degrees

Cons:

• More expensive

• Time consuming

• Very stressful

• Getting a higher education can help your chances at getting a good career

• There is a lot of internship opportunities

• There is many classes you can major in

Cons:

• It is expensive

• It is time consuming

• It takes an insane amount of dedication

• You get to create and choose your own schedule and classes.

• You get a bachelors, masters, or doctoral degree depending in your career.

• More learning opportunities.

• Lots of programs.

Cons:

• Depending on what career you get, college years rises.

• University's are really expensive.

• You can become very stressed due to tons of work and needing to get a job to pay college. You need to be able to multi-task.

• Limited support.

  
  

• You can pick your major

• You can pick you part time or full time

• There is a wide variety of programs

Cons:

• Could be expensive

• It could be a lot of work / homework

• Switching from depending on your parents to depending on yourself could be hard

1. Very local

2. only takes 2 years

3. is affordable

   
   

   Cons:

   1. Might not be able to provide the desired program

   2. not too many options to explore

   3. doesn't provide the same quality of a college

• Affordable education.

• Local and easier to commute.

• High schools can connect to the community college.

Cons:

• Only two years max of schooling there.

• Depending on your career path, you need to transfer to a 4 year college.

• Limited programs.