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...eyond high school—academic or vocational training—is needed. Work in the 21st century requires high literacy skills, analytical thinking and independent learning. So why should you go to college? You know the answers. A degree from an institution of higher education—whether it’s from a four-year college, an university, a two-year college, a vocational or technical school—is an investment that pays off. All your life your college education will help you to: HINT! Point of clarification: Throughout the Guide, we will mainly use the term "college" to refer to all postsecondary institutions also known as institutions of higher learning, universities, vocational and technical schools, etc. (i.e., where you go for more education after high school). Get (and choose from) a range of good jobs and follow career paths that you want Earn more money Continue to pursue more education (such as a law, medical or teaching degree) Develop life skills needed on and of...