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Before you lock in your next job… take a second to see if a quick training program could help you land something better.

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No need to put your life on hold to get an education! Thousands of people are changing their futures by getting matched with a degree program!
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What kind of programs can I explore?
You may be able to explore short-term training programs, certifications, and career-focused education designed to help you qualify for better job opportunities.
Do I have to go back to school full-time?
Not at all. Many options are flexible, including part-time, online, or self-paced programs that can fit around your current situation.
What about the cost?
There may be funding options available depending on your situation. You can explore what you might qualify for before making any decisions.
How long does this take?
Some programs can be completed in just a few weeks or months, helping you move toward better opportunities faster than you might expect.

What Could More Education Mean For Your Future?

Going back to school is a personal decision, but national data shows that higher education is often connected with stronger earnings, lower unemployment, and access to more career paths.

$1,543

Median Weekly Earnings

Workers age 25+ with a bachelor’s degree earned a median of $1,543 per week in 2024, compared with $930 for workers with a high school diploma.

2.5%

Lower Unemployment Rate

In 2024, bachelor’s degree workers had a 2.5% unemployment rate, compared with 4.2% for workers whose highest education was high school.

59%

Higher Median Earnings

NCES reported that young adults working full time with a bachelor’s degree earned 59% more than high school completers in 2022.

Degree Paths Can Lead To More Career Options

According to BLS projections, bachelor’s-level occupations with large numbers of expected openings include roles such as registered nurses, accountants, software developers, business operations specialists, market research analysts, human resources specialists, and management analysts.

Software Developer Registered Nurse Accountant Market Research Analyst HR Specialist Management Analyst

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, “Education Pays,” 2024 data. National Center for Education Statistics, annual earnings by educational attainment. Results vary by program, field of study, location, experience, and individual circumstances.