Comments on: Community Colleges Play Big Role in Qualified Workforce http://tayloryou.com/blog/community-colleges-play-big-role-in-qualified-workforce/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Keepin' it Real in Real Time Thu, 08 Dec 2011 23:19:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Taylor http://tayloryou.com/blog/community-colleges-play-big-role-in-qualified-workforce/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Taylor Tue, 04 Aug 2009 13:18:56 +0000 http://tayloryou.com/blog/?p=192#comment-86 <a href="#comment-85" rel="nofollow">@Eric Taylor </a> There are probably more Americans in our position than we think. Community colleges have help thousands of people advance to higher degrees and higher earning power. Thanks for visiting and come back soon. @Eric Taylor
There are probably more Americans in our position than we think. Community colleges have help thousands of people advance to higher degrees and higher earning power.

Thanks for visiting and come back soon.

]]> By: Eric Taylor http://tayloryou.com/blog/community-colleges-play-big-role-in-qualified-workforce/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Eric Taylor Tue, 04 Aug 2009 05:49:17 +0000 http://tayloryou.com/blog/?p=192#comment-85 It took me five years to earn my 2 year degree in graphic design from a community college. Mostly because I wasn't fully committed to my education - a nasty character flaw that I've since corrected - and the fact that my physiological needs were being met at the time led to my half-hearted effort to complete my associate degree. Now with my new found commitment to education and much needed job training I am preparing myself for the influx of new tech jobs into this "new economy". The communitty college has provided me with the necessary recsources to make this transition an easier, more affordable one. Community colleges really are a better place to start. It took me five years to earn my 2 year degree in graphic design from a community college. Mostly because I wasn’t fully committed to my education – a nasty character flaw that I’ve since corrected – and the fact that my physiological needs were being met at the time led to my half-hearted effort to complete my associate degree.

Now with my new found commitment to education and much needed job training I am preparing myself for the influx of new tech jobs into this “new economy”. The communitty college has provided me with the necessary recsources to make this transition an easier, more affordable one.

Community colleges really are a better place to start.

]]> By: Josnns Jenkins http://tayloryou.com/blog/community-colleges-play-big-role-in-qualified-workforce/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Josnns Jenkins Mon, 13 Jul 2009 23:45:11 +0000 http://tayloryou.com/blog/?p=192#comment-64 I've hired probably 200 people over the years for marketing and advertising jobs, most with college degrees. WHERE they graduated from was never a factor to me. The fact that they had what it took to stick with it and GRADUATE was impressive to me. And my doctors-- Never once have I asked where they graduated from or if their education started at a community college. I know many people who started at community colleges for two year before x-ferring to the likes of UCLA or Ohio State. It all adds up to a 4 year degree to me. Good luck with your Master's Degree! That's an impressive goal!!! I’ve hired probably 200 people over the years for marketing and advertising jobs, most with college degrees. WHERE they graduated from was never a factor to me. The fact that they had what it took to stick with it and GRADUATE was impressive to me. And my doctors– Never once have I asked where they graduated from or if their education started at a community college. I know many people who started at community colleges for two year before x-ferring to the likes of UCLA or Ohio State. It all adds up to a 4 year degree to me.

Good luck with your Master’s Degree! That’s an impressive goal!!!

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