A pathway that involves pursuing higher education to build knowledge and skills for future academic and career goals. What does it support?

1. Builds academic knowledge and critical thinking skills.

2. Provides opportunities for specialized careers and professional development.

A pathway that focuses on developing skills, gaining work experience, and preparing for career growth in a changing workforce. What does it support: 

1. Develops practical skills through work-based learning and experience.

2. Builds digital literacy, adaptability, and career readiness

A pathway in which learning continues throughout life, including beyond formal education and graduation. What does it support: 

1. Encourages continuous growth through courses, training, and self-directed learning.

2. Helps individuals develop new skills and adapt to changing needs and opportunities

Higher tuition costs make people question whether a college degree is worth the financial investment. 

The job market is changing rapidly, and employers increasingly value specific skills and experience, not only academic degrees. 

Online courses and other learning platforms provide more flexible and accessible ways to gain knowledge and skills outside traditional higher education.