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  may be something to consider if your Financial or academic situation does not allow you to attend a traditional four year institution. Some people even opt to attend a two-year school first, in order to become acclimated to university life, to see if they wish to pursue a higher degree, or even to give them time to decide on a Major.

What's for certain is that a two-year College degree will open doors and provide you with opportunities, whether you're looking to jump right into a Career or are considering moving on to a four-year school. In Kentucky, many two year colleges have "2 + 2" agreements with the state's conventional universities and colleges. Thanks to these agreements, a student who has received a two-year college degree may transfer their credits and time towards earning a bachelor's or master's degree.

Two-year university degrees also act as a stepping stone to your desired career. Students at Roanne State community college (Harriman, TN) can spend their two years working towards a degree at a traditional university or they can study towards receiving a certificate or associate degree in fields like nursing, office administration, or police science. Meanwhile, students within the Wisconsin Technical School College System will find that their two-year university degree will help them find employment. In 2004, 92 percent of the system's graduates were hired within six months of receiving their degrees.

No matter what your goal is, a two-year college degree will help you achieve what you may not have believed possible before. As you conduct your College Search, make sure to take a look at two-year colleges and the affordable opportunities that they offer anyone who wishes to work towards a two-year college degree.


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Genevieve M. Blaber is a frequent contributor to The CollegeBound Network. Learn more about finding a school that's right for you.

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