Career and Degree Programs

Selecting a career path that best fits you. It's important to know what you like to do. Below is a general list of undergraduate programs.

Associate's degrees:

AA Associate in Arts, AS Associate in Science, AAS Associate in Applied Science, AGS Associate in General Studies, AST Associate in Specialized Technology.

Bachelor's degrees: 

Electric Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanic Engineer. Nuclear Engineer, Systems Engineer, Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Health Science, Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Design, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Applied Science, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration or Business of Management, Bachelor of Physical Education, Bachelor of Mathematics, Bachelor of Social Work, Bachelor of Science Veterinary Science, Bachelor of Pharmacy, Bachelor of Applied Arts, etc..

Choosing a Degree that Works for You

The first step in choosing your degree is to do a little research on yourself. What is the most fun thing you like to do? What will draw your attention like a flame to a moth? What experiences do you have? What is that one thing that you always dreamed of doing or being? Working in a career that you really enjoy would most likely guarantee your success, in school, and in the work place. Never, never get stuck in a job or career that you hate.

The best way to answer the questions above is to think back to your childhood. Were you, or are you, the type of person who always enjoyed taking things apart, and perhaps putting them back together? Sometimes you put things back together in a new and improved way? This attribute shows that you are more incline to something in Engineering. If the things you took apart were electrical or electronic, then maybe your focus should be Electronic Engineering. However, your grades have to match your desire.

The same holds true for all the degrees mentioned above. If you like healing people, then something in the medical field is best for you. If you like animals then zoology or veterinary is best for you. Whatever it is, take your time and get it right.