Types of Postsecondary Education

What do you call a learning program that allows you to earn money while you learn on the job?

• Apprenticeship

• Trade School

• Associate's Degree

• Bachelor's Degree

A 2-year degree that typically takes place after high school. Usually at a community college or technical school.

• Master's Degree

• Associate's Degree

• Trade Certificate

• Bachelor's Degree

A degree that first requires a bachelor's degree that allows learners to focus on specializing in a certain area

• Apprenticeship

• Bachelor's Degree

• Master's Degree

• Associate's Degree

The amount of time it typically takes to complete an associate's degree

• 2

• 1

• 3

• 4

How long is a typical bachelor degree program?

• 6 Years

• 2-4 years

• 1-3 Years

• 4 Years

What program allows learners to pay to focus on acquiring a specific skill while learning hands-on?

• Associate's Program

• Bachelor's Program

• Trade/Vocational School

This type of program requires you to first complete a bachelor's degree. It is requires you to do your own original research.

• Trade/Vocational Program

• Bachelor's Program

• Doctorate Program

• Associate's Program

I want to be a master carpenter one day. Which program should I pursue?

• Apprenticeship

• Bachelor's Program

• Associate's Degree

• Master's Degree

If I went to a trade school, which career could I potentially pursue?

• Professor

• Stock Broker

• Teacher

• Electrician

I want to be a teacher. Which degree is best for me to pursue?

• Doctoral Degree

• Trade Certificate

• Associate's Degree

• Bachelor's Degree