The document provides instructions for students to develop an educational plan to achieve their career goals. Students are asked to identify their intended career and job title, estimate how long it will take to complete their degree or certificate requirements, and attach a screenshot of their official education plan from their advisor. The plan will help students map out the courses needed to complete a two-year associate's degree, certificate, or four-year bachelor's degree required for their intended career.

1. Yolande Remy
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: Paralegal is my career and my job title is Legal Assistant.
2. Question: How long will it take you realistically to complete your degree or
certificate?(Create a timeline).
Answer: Realistically it should only take one year but because I’m taking
prerequisite classes, I’m taking two years to finish my Associate in Science.
3. Assignment: Attach a copy of your official Education Plan (electronic version).
(You will get this plan from your Student or Faculty Advisor). Open your
Electronic version of your Educational Plan and put your cursor next to "Answer”
then takes a Screenshot of your Electronic Education Plan. To do this go to the
“Insert” Tab and select Screenshot you will be able to select your open
Educational Plan, click on it and it will insert where your cursor is).

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