The Importance Of Trade School

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High School Graduates should consider going into a trade school before going to college, if they are nowhere near being prepared for the college life. Trades schools is a good option for some High school graduates because some students do not want to go in debt right out of high school. Other Students might find trades schools to fit their interests better then Universities. All trade schools continue to be different from universities; some of the biggest differences are that trade schools only requires a 2-year class period (Hamm, 2017). Another point is that trade schools cost almost three times less than a college four-year degree (Hanushek, Schwerdt, Woessmann, & Lei, 2017). In addition to that, trade schools nearly guarantee you a job

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