#103 Going to a two-year community or junior college can be a great place to start after high school if you:
* aren't sure if college is right for you but want to give it a try;
* need some time to improve your grades so you can apply to better four-year colleges later;
* want to save money (credits at two-year schools are less expensive and can often be transferred to other schools when you're ready to go for your Bachelor's degree);
* are looking for flexibility in class schedules so that you can work, care for your family, or manage other responsibilities.
At Second Motive, I encourage people to take a look at their lives, find happiness and uncover how to be true to themselves.
The goal in everything I do is to increase the number of options the people I work with have to select from.
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