college degrees section: after hs. let’s begin with bachelor’s degree “going to college” 4+...
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Let’s begin with BACHELOR’S DEGREE• “going to college”• 4+ years• Years 1&2: gen ed + electives 3&4: major• Different categories (education, nursing, pre-
med, biological sciences, etc)• Diff colleges = diff majors offered
UCFUSFFSUUF
UNFUMFAU
FAMU (IRSC)etc.
ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE• 2-3 years• 1: Gen ed + electives 2&3: major• Community Colleges• 2 types:• Assoc of ARTS (AA)• Assoc of SCIENCE (AS)
IRSCEtc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgPnmgnKAjQ
AA DEGREE• Intended for person who
wants to transfer to 4-yr university
• Replaces 1st 2 years of university
Dual Enrollment?Must accept you?
AS DEGREE• Intended for person who
wants a career ASAP• Ends with a J.O.B.!!!
CAN continue tohigher degree,
also
AS DEGREE• RN• Paramedic• PTA / OTA• Lab Tech• Respiratory
Therapist• Dental Hygienist• Radiologic Techs
18 + 3 = 21Sound even better???
So, the BEST bang for your
buck is a ________ Degree.
On average, the tuition for a university degree costs 3x more than a CC degree
Certificates• < 1 YEAR, often 1 semester• ‘X’ hours• NO gen ed/electives
CNA Phlebotomist LPN EMT Surg Tech Dental Assistant Adult Ed
Community Colleges Tech Centers
Master’s Degree• 1-2 years beyond a Bachelor’s Degree• Universities• Nurse Practitioner• Physician’s Assistant
• 18 + 6 = 24
Doctorate Degree• Highest academic degree• EXPERT in field• Time to earn varies with field• Master’s may/may not be
necessary 1st
• Pharmacist• Physical therapist• Research• College professor• MD• Lawyer
Put in order (LEAST > MOST)mastersHS diploma
associatescertificatedoctoratebachelors
HS diploma
Certificate
Associates
Bachelors
Masters
Doctorate
Put in order (LEAST > MOST education)
• PA• Dental hygienist• Pharmacist• Phlebotomist• RN
• Phlebotomist (certificate)• Dental hygienist (Associates)• RN (associates or bachelors)• PA (masters)• Pharmacist (doctorate)
Which TYPE of Associates did the Dental Hygienist earn?
Look over these careers that were mentioned.Select YOUR TOP 3 for me to discuss in greater detail.
• RN• LPN• Paramedic• Respiratory Therapist• Physical Therapist• PT Assistant• Occupational
Therapist• OT Assistant• Dental Hygienist
• Surgical Technician• Phlebotomist• Pharmacist• Physician’s Assistant• Nurse Practitioner• Veterinarian• Dentist• Dietician• Health Educator