You can go your own way: community college, apprenticeships in the trades, the military—so many routes to explore in advancing your education besides a four-year degree

Careers and Colleges, Sept-Oct, 2005 by Christen Brownlee

Before signing your recruiting forms on the dotted line, Matella advises that you first meet with a recruiter and talk to other enlistees.

"There's not a day I regret my decision," says Matella. "The military is such a character-building experience."

For more on military careers, visit www.todaysmilitary.com.

TRADE CONTACTS

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

www.electrifyingcareers.com

UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS

www.carpenters.org

UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY

www.ua.org

Christen Brownlee is a freelance writer living in Washington, DC.

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