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College Works Brochure 092618 SOURCE: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Coordinating Education Higher Texas SOURCE: Revenue grants. Revenue of Labor, HHS, Agriculture, and Education) and Texas General General Texas and Education) and Agriculture, HHS, Labor, of Departments (US funds Federal from afforded is funding of 100% persons with disabilities. TTY: 214-745-1054. TTY: disabilities. with persons employer/program. Auxiliary aids are available upon request, for for request, upon available are aids Auxiliary employer/program. Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas is an equal opportunity opportunity equal an is Dallas Greater Solutions Workforce please visit www.educationopensdoors.org. visit please For more information on our full program and resources, resources, and program full our on information more For University University This checklist is provided by Education Opens Doors. Doors. 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What are your career dreams? begin excellent caregiver and behind-the-scenes editing and me helping my mom decided to pursue job decided to change gears and or grandmother cook. I What kind of job & lifestyle do you opportunities in the health- go after a bachelor’s degree always thought she had your Start building care career field. I started by in business. I was able to the best recipes and we want to have? Make a plan a high school getting a certificate as a patient combine my interest in editing often made our favorite PARENT TIPS: for your résumé—save care technician. I later got a part-time job and education in business, dishes. As I got older I created a By starting now, you are able to make journey Check into SAT Visit a college Consider è Check homework? summer: all of the or ACT test fair (they can potential 10 Classes? Work? as a phlebotomist at a local hospital. I loved it! From there, and now own a branding and few new dishes of my own. I wanted to be a chef è How do you engage awards, honors, all of those dreams come true. prep courses at be found majors, college Enrichment Take the your student? and certificates I continued on to earn my associate degree to become video production business. ” but didn’t know where to begin. I asked my high your school online) options PSAT è Who is one person that Activities? you receive a licensed vocational nurse. The hospital I worked for school counselor for advice and she told me there Use this brochure as a first step you can count on to be agreed to pay for my tuition if I furthered my education. I were culinary schools right here in our community, an ally? now have a bachelor’s degree in nursing, and work as the where students could earn a degree in culinary arts. to achieving your dreams. learn more at TRADES lead registered nurse in the hospital
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