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Towards the end of high school, students across the US are tasked with knowing exactly what they should do with their lives and whether higher education is an option. With new advances in vocational as well as advanced placement and college readiness courses, implementing and offering these programs to high school students have made it much more simplified in creating a career path. Co-op and job shadowing at early ages better prepares a workforce but also creates a larger divide in being career vs college ready. However, living in a more advanced world students are feeling more pressure than ever to attend a major university if not some community college. How can everyone afford this though? Higher education is certainly not for everyone, and with tuition rising across the nation it can be discouraging to apply. Governors in more than ten states want to cut spending for universities and colleges in favor of cutting taxes and shrinking the gap within state budgets. A great poi...