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Career maturity Using one’s career path to make an informed career decision
Career satisfaction The pleasure that comes from working in a career that allows one to use his or her passions
Decision making processoffers a way to plan carefully, based on th stps for problem solving
Monitort keep track of the success of the career decisions
Self understanding The true knowledge about onese
Action Plan A list of steps to a goal
Backup plan An alternative plan
Long-term goals goals a person could expect to achieve in one or two years
Prriorities The items of greatest importance on one’s shedule
Procrastination delaying planning
Roadblocks barriers that may may slow or stop the progressions of planning and time management
Self motivation The determination to stay on the track and avoid distractions
Short term goals goals a person could expect to achieve in less theen one year
Time wasters The distraction that causes a person to lose track of time.
601K retirement saving with deferred taxes until the money in withdrawn later
529 plan educational investment account designed to help you prepay tuition or save for education
Budget a spending and a saving plan
Certificate of deposit short of long term interest bearing investments offered by banking institutions
Check a written order to the bank to take out money from your account to pay a person or business
Checking account a service provided by banking institutions to allow you to deposit and withdraw money
Checkbook register space to track your checking account deposits and withdraws
Compounding interest interest that is calculating on the balance addition deposits
Credit card debt the amount you owe on credit cards that you cannot pay
Debit card immediate deductions from your account
FDIC federal insurance designed to protect your money
Financial plan blueprint containting your personal goals, timeline for reaching your goals
Fixed expense expenses that are the same amount each month
Income the amount of money you earn
Insurance coverage you can purchase to provide reimbursement
Investment putting money into something with an expectation of a financial gain
IRA overall term for a retirement plan with tax advantages
Needs something that is necessary for you to live your life
Online banking option for paying you bills over the internet
Savings account a bank account that you can earn compounding intrest
Stocks shares in a company
Tax shelter investments designed to reduce the amount of taxesable income
Variable expanses Expanses that may be different amounts each month.
Wants Something that you desire, demand or would like to have
Adult workforce development post secondary career and technical education programs
Advanced placement studying college level material in high school
Apprenticeship lerning to trade while working as a skilled employee
Articulation agreement contracts between a high schol and a college for coursework completed
Associate degree a degree usually completed in two or more fulltime years
Bachelors degree college or university degree that takes an average of six years
Career and technical high school specialized career in an entire subject area
Career preparation education and training options
Certificate document that is proof of completion of necessary career skills
College prep courses high school courses that help with post secondary education.
Community collage goverment supported local collage that offers associate degrees
Co-op programs combines high school courses with paid work experience
Dual credit advancing credit taken for both high school and college credits
Dual enrollment PSEO courses taken on college campuses
Gap year a year between high school graduation and the start of post-secondary education
GPA Grade point average
Internship program that provided practical experience working in a career
Online learning learning conducted through web site
On the job training learning career skills under an experienced workers supervision
Plan B Career backup plan
Post-secondary education any education beyond high school
Accreditation Measurment process to ensure schools have basi quality.
Campus culture Characteristics that give each school or training program its uniqueness.
Career preparation provider Any program, school, or business that offers education/training.
Common Application Collage submission web site used by hundreds of collages
Co-signer person responsible for paying back a loan if you do not
Early action an early collage application method that is not binding
Early decision an early collage application method that is binding
EFC the amount of fafsa says you and your family should contribute towards your education training.
FAFSA form required for education/traning financial aid
Grant money provided by the government, schools, or private donors that you do not need to repay
Need-based Financial aid that depends solely on your family income.
SAR Results of the FAFSA process.
Scholarship Financial aid money you do not have to repay, usually rewarded on achievment
Student loan money students borrows and must repay
Work-Study Program povieds money, paying student for qualified campus jobs.
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