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Community colleges have become a smart alternative for a lot of high school grads lately. Did you know there's even a hit sitcom about it? The stale stereotype of it being just for underachievers who couldn't get into a better school is way outdated. In reality, it's an affordable and convenient first step toward many great careers, including becoming a CPA.
Big Things To Do
- Learn about community college in your state
- APPLY! You aren't guaranteed a spot
- Visit
- Apply for FAFSA, financial aid, and scholarships
Not as Big But Still Important Things to Do
- Take ACT or SAT
- Attend orientation
- Talk with advisor within the business program
- Get involved on campus (clubs, organizations, etc.)
More Good Stuff To Know
- Blowing Up the Stereotype
- Who Is Community College a Good Fit For?
- Find Your Community College Soulmate
- Community College Degree Options
- The Differences Between Accounting and Business
- On Course: Classes to Take in Community College
- Accreditation: The What and Why
- Stop Struggling With Juggling
- Don't Forget to Forward Your Mail
- Obtaining an Internship
- CPAs: Anything But Dull
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