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The Florida College System is the primary access point to higher education for recent high school graduates living in Florida. There are 28 colleges within the Florida College System, they respond quickly and efficiently to meet the demand of local employers by aligning certificate and degree programs with regional workforce needs. With an array of programs and services, these colleges serve individuals, communities and the state with low-cost, high-quality education opportunities.

Florida Colleges 

 

The State University System of Florida is dedicated to serving the needs of a diverse state population through excellence in teaching, research, and public service. The System’s success depends on its students and its ability to enable students to achieve a university degree. 

Florida’s twelve (12) state universities offer high quality academic degree programs and student services to enable students to meet their educational needs and professional goals.

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITIES

Students who have a clear-cut career goal and would like to get into the job market quickly, should consider enrolling in a technical college. Technical colleges (also called trade schools) have an emphasis on hands-on training for a specific career.

At a technical college, students only take classes geared toward one specific career. At other colleges/universities, students take a wide range of general education classes that are not focused on the chosen career path.  

Technical colleges also provide more supervision to help students keep up with their work. Many also offer internships or apprenticeships that help students move into the workforce after completing their program.

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Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship (GSV) - CLICK HERE 

If you are thinking of enlisting in the military, start with some research. It is a big decision. and you will have many important choices to make when you sign up. As am active duty enlisted member, you will learn a job specialty and do hands-on work. You will sign a contract, usually for four years active and four years inactive service.

The military has five branches: the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy. Each has its own focus, job specialties, base locations and more.

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For those interested in one of the Armed Services you can explore the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test which is a test administered to those who wish to enlist in any of the six US Armed Service branches. Each service branch has minimum ASVAB scores necessary for enlistment, and ASVAB scores also play a major factor in determining eligible positions within the military.

ASVAB Online Practice Test

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