high school graduates

Provides information on careers in construction that require only a high school diploma, discussing employers, working conditions, workplaces, training, and job-hunting tips for twelve different jobs.

Provides information on careers in public safety, the law, and security that require only a high school diploma, discussing employers, working conditions, workplaces, training, and job-hunting tips for ten different jobs.

Provides information on careers in manufacturing and transportation that require only a high school diploma, discussing employers, working conditions, workplaces, training, and job-hunting tips for twelve different jobs.

Provides information on careers in the hospitality industry, human services, and tourism that require only a high school diploma, discussing employers, working conditions, workplaces, training, and job-hunting tips for eight different jobs.

Provides information on careers in agriculture, food, and natural resources that require only a high school diploma, discussing employers, working conditions, workplaces, training, and job-hunting tips for eight different jobs.

Provides information on careers in personal care and education that require only a high school diploma, discussing employers, working conditions, workplaces, training, and job-hunting tips for ten different jobs.

Discusses office-related careers that don't require a college degree, including information on salary, skills and training needed, working conditions, and advancement potential.

Guide to careers in the fashion industry that do not require a four-year degree such as designer, model, and others.

Offers guidance and advice to students who choose to spend the year between high school and college outside the classroom, discussing how college deans view the "gap year, " economics, and the types of programs available; and also provides information on financial aid and tax savings.