• Launching Points : 50 Careers That Don't Require A College Degree

  • Mar 11 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
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Launching Points : 50 Careers That Don't Require A College Degree

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  • College is the not right choice for everyone. It wasn't for Bill Gates, who dropped out of college with Paul Allen to launch Microsoft. It wasn't for Karl Rove, who was the Senior Advisor to President George W. Bush. College wasn't the right path for Rush Limbaugh, Tyra Banks, or Simon Cowell. It wasn't the right place for Richard Branson, Henry Ford, or Ray Crock (the founder of McDonalds) who changed the world with no college degree. College may not be the right place... for you. Launching Points profiles fifty careers that don't require a four year college degree. It's packed with insights on job descriptions, salary data and tips on jump starting each career path. It's not exhaustive, but intentionally short so that you can listen quickly, get some ideas, and start planning the direction YOU want to go in. It was written for the high school student in search of ideas on alternatives to college (and college debt). It was recorded for the nearly 50% of enrolled college freshman nationwide that drop out before they ever earn a diploma. It was recorded for the experienced job seeker in need of some encouragement and a new perspective on the job market. It was recorded for you. Use it to help discover your Launching Points. Drop us a line at www.anchor.fm/mybradio with your comments!
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