Think College Early: Your Mind Is Your Ticket to the Future

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n

Experts agree. We are living in a world where what you earn is directly related to what you learn.

If you want to be able to help your family and your community and earn a good living in the information age, education after high school will help you achieve those goals. More and more good jobs depend on the skills and knowledge that education after high school can provide.

Here are some places to begin exploring what you might like to do in the world of work. Aim for the top! Your future is filled with so many possibilities! Happy exploring!

Community Resources

GetTech.org - Careers Using Math and Science Skills
Career Voyages
Career One Stop
First Gov for Kids: Careers
The College Board
ACT - Information for Life's Transitions
Jobs for Kids Who Like...
U.S. News Online: Finding the Right College
Adventures in Education
Job Star Central
Mapping Your Future: Middle & High School Students
Mapping Your Future: Planning a Career
Mapping Your Future: Skills and Interests
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition
Occupational Outlook Handbook (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
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