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Explore other options after high school. Learn about community college, joining the military, going to trade school, or taking a gap year.
Thinking about applying to community college?
Getting started at a 2-year college - Detroit College Challenge
Community college can be a great alternative option to the traditional 4-year college plan. Like a 4-year college, it will require research, meeting with advisors, and defining a goal to stay motivated to be successful in community college.
Transferring from a community college to a 4 year college is an amazing way to save on the traditional total cost of expenses and tuition of attending a 4 year of college.
Many students use community college as a stepping-stone to a four-year college. Success on this path requires you to have a plan.
Keep these in mind when transferring from a community college to a 4-year
Interested in attending community college? Confused on the steps to apply? Here’s how to apply to community college.
Have you heard of Trade Schools as another path after high school? Check it out!
Learn about in-demand trade jobs!
Here are the requirements for enlisting in the Military - from start to finish!
Figuring out which branch is right for you is a personal journey, but we’re here to help!
Compare military colleges by getting to know the five military service academies
How the GI Bill can help you pay for college, training, certifications, and more to keep you on your path to educational success!
Why a gap year could be a good idea
Programs, activities, and plans for students thinking about taking a gap year
Learn how AmeriCorps can help you add skills to your resume, earn money for college, and kick start your career.
Taking a gap year can be fulfilling in many ways. It can also be challenging in different aspects. With any new endeavor, it is good to identify potential challenges and proactively take them head on. Here are some of the downsides of taking a gap year.
