Examples of Jobs Requiring College Preparation


What Kinds of Jobs Can You Get with a College Education?

One of the major benefits of acquiring a college education is having more jobs to choose from. Parents and students should talk about the kind of work that interests the student, and find out more about the kind of education that specific jobs require. For instance, some jobs require graduate degrees beyond the traditional four-year degree, such as a medical degree or a law degree. As students mature and learn about different opportunities, they may change their mind several times about the type of job they want to have. Changing your mind is nothing to worry about—but not planning ahead is. For more information on the educational requirements of specific jobs, contact a guidance counselor or check the Occupational Outlook Handbook in your library.

Two-year College
(Associate Degree)
Four-year College
(Bachelor's Degree)
More than Four years
(Various Graduate Degrees)
Computer Technician Teacher Lawyer
Surveyor Accountant Doctor
Registered Nurse FBI Agent Architect
Dental Hygienist Engineer Scientist
Medical Laboratory Technician Journalist University Professor
Commercial Artist Insurance Agent Economist
Hotel/Restaurant Manager Pharmacist Psychologist
Engineering Technician Computer Priest or Rabbi
Automotive Mechanic Systems Analyst Dentist
Administrative Assistant Dietitian Veterinarian
Administrative Assistant Writer Public Policy Analyst
Water and Wastewater Treatment Investment Geologist
Plant Operator Banker Zoologist
Heating, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigeration Technician Graphic Designer Management Consultant
  Social Worker  
  Public Relations Specialist  
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