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The following information will walk you through some of the basic information you should consider before you decide on a career, and by extension, a school.

How much will I earn with a degree?

The data show higher education has become a gatekeeper to prosperity in America, and without a degree it is easy to be left on the wrong side of the gate. People who graduate with a bachelor’s degree, on average, earn about $500 more per week, and are significantly more likely to be employed than someone with a high school diploma. Want more info on pay? Try going to payscale.com.

What are your interests?

Choosing the right career means considering many important factors. Fortunately, there is information available to assist you.

The Department of Labor has some very good information available My Next Move for Vets, which you may find helpful. The site is one of the nation’s primary sources of occupational information. Central to the site is the ability to browse careers by industry database which contains information on hundreds of standardized and occupation-specific descriptors. The database, available to the public at no cost, is updated by surveying a broad range of workers from each occupation. The database also provides a search engine to find careers similar to your military job and a set of valuable assessment instruments for workers and students looking to find or change careers.

Another great source of information is the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. For hundreds of different types of jobs, the handbook provides information on the training and education needed, earnings, expected job prospects, what workers do on the job, and working conditions.

VA would also be pleased to assist with your decision by providing free counseling to:

Facilitate career decision making for civilian or military occupations;

Help choose an appropriate civilian occupation and develop a training program, or;

Resolve barriers that impede success in training or employment.

You’ve decided on a career, now what?

Choosing the right school involves more than just completing the school’s application process. The school you select is important, and is a decision not to be taken lightly. You should ensure the school meets your standards and expectations. You earned your college education and you will want to maximize your hard-earned investment. In the military, you demonstrated the commitment, courage, discipline and desire to succeed. Each of these qualities is highly sought after by colleges and universities. Leverage that. Don’t settle on an institution that isn’t right for you. Attend the school that can best provide what you need and maximizes your hard-earned investment.

There is a lot of information available to assist you. Although it can be time-consuming, take the time to gather all the information you need to make the best choice.

The Department of Education’s College Navigator web portal is a great place to start. But before you access College Navigator, keep reading. The information available on College Navigator is important, but it’s equally important to understand what the data means, as well as to identify questions you can ask potential schools so you understand what the information means to your specific situation.

Below are sets of questions that will help you get answers about a school you are considering. These questions, and information provided, may not tell you everything you need to know, but. Understanding this information will give you a solid awareness of what to consider when selecting a school.

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