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Kentucky Colleges, Universities, and
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ITT
Technical Institutes
 The ITT Technical Institutes offer degree
programs in some of today's hottest technical areas. By getting an education from
an ITT Tech, you can take advantage of many benefits including:
- Curriculum designed with employers in mind
- Convenient class schedules
- Financial aid to those who qualify
- Career Services to help you look for a job
Click here to start preparing for your future at ITT Technical Institute!
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National College
 Want
to change your career and your life for the better? National College can help. We
can provide you with the real-world knowledge and skills you need to take your career
to the next level. Programs offered include Business Administration, Information
Technology, Accounting, Management, Medical Assisting, Paralegal, Paramedic, Pharmacy
Technician, and many others. Choose from a variety of campus locations in Virginia,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, and Indiana.
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Spencerian College
 Find
out how one of the schools in the Sullivan University System can help you get the
skills you need for a rewarding career in business, technology, medicine, design,
culinary arts, or law. Choose an accelerated degree program and earn a Bachelor's
Degree in just 3 years. Take advantage of a 99% job placement rate. Focus you learning
on the courses you'll need to get your career started. Click to learn more about
what the Sullivan University System has to offer.
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University of Phoenix
 University
of I can change my life and have a life
With convenient class locations as well as online learning, University of Phoenix
makes quality higher education highly accessible. Whether you're seeking an associate's,
bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree, we can help you reach your goal while you
work-and much sooner than you might expect.
In fact, University of Phoenix has helped thousands of students achieve the higher
education they need to achieve higher success. We can help you too. Find out more.
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Kentucky Colleges, Universities, and
Schools
A good high school education,
followed by a college degree, is essential for career advancement these days. Competition
for jobs is fierce and even most manual jobs now require a certification providing
skill and experience.
Jobs requiring an associate degree are projected to grow 32 percent over the 2000-10
period; jobs requiring a post-secondary vocational award should grow 24.1 percent
(U.S. Department of Labor). Today, college graduates earn an average of 98% more
income than non-college-graduates. And the gap is widening. (Source: U.S. Department
of Commerce). Bachelor's and master's degrees, combined with experience, provide
the best route to success.
In Kentucky, various organizations are looking to build a new economy with new industries,
new jobs and higher earning. They know that the only route for this aim to take is
through education. The Education Professional Standards Board (ESPB) monitors elementary
and secondary education in Kentucky; the Kentucky Council on Post-secondary Education
looks to increase college-going and completion in Kentucky. The aim is for 82% of
adults to have a high school diploma, GED, or more by 2005 (KCPE).
Spending and success are closely monitored at Kentucky's eight universities. Twenty
two percent of adults in Kentucky are currently graduating with a bachelor's degree.
There is also community college network offering academic and technical associate
degrees; diploma and certificate programs in occupational fields; pre-baccalaureate
education; adult, continuing and developmental education; customized training for
business and industry; and distance learning. There is also a well-monitored network
of private institutions.
Kentucky is famous for its history, its horse-racing and its fried chicken. It may
well become famous for its high educational standards and expectations.
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