The document outlines steps for developing an educational plan to achieve a career goal. It instructs the reader to define their career plan, then choose the needed educational level - either a 2-year degree/certificate or 4-year degree. It provides questions to complete including identifying the career and job titles, expected time to complete the degree or certificate, and attaching an official education plan from an advisor.

1. Tiffany Malcolm
Assignment:You should now have your career plan well defined. The next step is to develop an
educational plan to make it come true. If you need an AA or AAS (2 year degree) or certificate
to complete your plan then this is your educational goal, if you need a bachelors degree (4 year
degree) to complete your plan then this will be your educational goal. In either case you need an
educational plan; this plan will consist of three parts. Complete the following questions and
attached this document to your Education Plan drop box: (if you have not chosen a major yet,
choose one that you may be interested in)
1. Question: What is the title of your career and what is your job title? (example,
Career title – Criminal Justice, Job title – Police Officer.)
Answer: Career Title: Medical/ Job Title: Medical Office Administration
Specialist
2. Question: How long will it take you realistically to complete your degree or
certificate?(Create a timeline).
Answer: 1 and half years. It takes 63 credits to graduate and since I am going
to school year around and 15 credits a semester.
3. Question: Attach a copy of your official Education Plan. (You will get this plan
from your Student or Faculty Advisor). (You can cut and paste your electronic
education plan here).
Answer: Scanned and pasted information on next page.