4. Universities, Colleges, and Vocational Schools

In the United States there are many different of schools students can enroll in after high . In California, students have three public colleges and to choose from. They are the community college , which has more than 113 schools statewide, the Cal State Universities, and the 10 University of schools. Each school is unique from the other. community college system can be seen as a stone for admittance into a Cal State, or school. They offer lower-division classes that are transferable both university systems. Cal State schools are more -based, while UCs are more research-based schools, so where student attends after high school or community college on the individual.

One other option exists for seeking a college education. It is vocational school. schools are generally not part of California's, public system although there are exceptions. Some of the States offer vocational courses in various fields. These include Cal Poly Pomona, Cal Poly San Luis , and Cal State Channel Islands. These three schools vocational training in specific areas that might appeal some students.

Traditional vocational schools can be found the state. These schools offer classes in nearly vocational studies, such as Automotive Technology, Information Technology, technical trainings in the medical field. Vocational schools be an attractive option for some students who not want to commit to a 4-year college . Students who attend these schools can earn both and certificates in their chosen fields in as as six months to a couple of years on the course of study. Be sure to the graduation and job-placement rates for these schools selecting one.