Different Options to choose the right school

First you have to evaluate the Career Planning Process to help you establish areas of interest that go with your abilities and work values. Next is to research your options to obtain training and education that meets your needs. List the various types of public and private post-secondary institutions. Decide on the diplomas, degrees and certificates you would like to obtain Find out about the Admissions and applications process. Research the financial aid available. Take tips on planning timelines for 9-12th grade students and parents.

Where to do your research - Use ISEEK's list of school

Request information from selected schools

Schools will send you information simply by clicking on the button that says "Send me more school information." An email request will automatically be sent to the Admissions office of the selected school(s). This button can be found on specific school pages.

Log on to school websites for getting information on their programs and courses. They'll inform you about admission's office, address, phone number, and website addresses. They will update you about housing, costs and financial aid. Student services, such as health care, childcare, disability services, computer services, along with school tours will also be available. Alternative credit options, such as Credit for Prior Learning, Advanced Placement, Postsecondary Enrollment Options, and more can be learnt about on the website.

School catalogues and information packets

Request from the school by writing or calling the admissions office or on the website. Review college catalogs for- requirements for admission, general education requirements for graduation, list of required courses in the academic programs that interest you, check out the course descriptions and qualifications of the professors.

College directories

also provide detailed information about colleges and universities nationwide. They are available at college career offices, public libraries and high school guidance offices.

Distance Education another option

Distance Education occurs when instructor and student are not in the same place. Distance education may employ correspondence study, or audio, or video, or computer technologies.