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    Alan's personalized student learning plan outlines his career interests and paths. His top career choice is physical therapist, which requires a 4-year college degree. His backup plan is to become a grocery store worker or plumber through an apprenticeship or directly entering the workforce. Alan's top school choices are Rutgers, Marshall University, North Carolina State University, Jacksonville University, and Penn State due to their location, tuition costs, and benefits. He plans to major in kinesiology to pursue physical therapy. In high school, Alan will prepare for college by maintaining good grades and staying involved in sports. His backup plan is to join the workforce if unable to afford college or if family responsibilities prevent him from pursuing his goals.

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    Alan's personalized student learning plan outlines his career interests and paths. His top career choice is physical therapist, which requires a 4-year college degree. His backup plan is to become a grocery store worker or plumber through an apprenticeship or directly entering the workforce. Alan's top school choices are Rutgers, Marshall University, North Carolina State University, Jacksonville University, and Penn State due to their location, tuition costs, and benefits. He plans to major in kinesiology to pursue physical therapy. In high school, Alan will prepare for college by maintaining good grades and staying involved in sports. His backup plan is to join the workforce if unable to afford college or if family responsibilities prevent him from pursuing his goals.

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    Alan's personalized student learning plan outlines his career interests and paths. His top career choice is physical therapist, which requires a 4-year college degree. His backup plan is to become a grocery store worker or plumber through an apprenticeship or directly entering the workforce. Alan's top school choices are Rutgers, Marshall University, North Carolina State University, Jacksonville University, and Penn State due to their location, tuition costs, and benefits. He plans to major in kinesiology to pursue physical therapy. In high school, Alan will prepare for college by maintaining good grades and staying involved in sports. His backup plan is to join the workforce if unable to afford college or if family responsibilities prevent him from pursuing his goals.

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    Personalized Student Learning Plan 

    Name: alan hatten Block: 6 Date Updated: 1/24/18

    Part I: Career Paths

    My Career First Choice Careers: Pathways to this Career: (Military,


    Clusters: Apprenticeship, Technical School,
    2-Year College, 4-Year College)

    ● Sports Physical therapist 4-year college


    medicine
    ● mechanics Athletic trainer 4 year college

    Dog walker Directly into workforce

    mechanic 2-year college

    Second Choice Careers: Pathways to this Career: (Military,


    (Backup Plan) Apprenticeship, Technical School,
    2-Year College, 4-Year College)

    Grocery store worker Directly into the workforce

    plumer apprenticeship

    My Top Military My Top My Top My Top 2-Year My Top 4-Year If I started a


    Careers: Apprenticeship Technical School Careers: College Business:
    Careers: School Careers: Careers:

    ● navy ● plumer ● plumer ● mechanic ● Physical ● mcdonalds


    therapist

    Part II: Career Plan

    Refer to the ​Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook​ for information

    Career Name Pathway Education/ Salary Benefits Disadvantages


    Degree Required

    Example: 4-Year College Bachelor’s - $57,200 ● Teaching is ● Schools that


    Teacher Secondary very pay are very
    Education rewarding competitive
    ● Love history ● Could make
    ● Can also more money
    Physical 4-year college Bachelor 93,000 coach in private
    therapist degree and sports sector
    Apprenticeship graduate from 100,000 ● Don’t ​need ● Need
    plumer a physical higher Master’s or
    therapy school education higher to
    mechanic 2-year college 42,000 really move
    up pay scale
    Part III: Choosing a School (if Military, look for an ROTC program)

    Majors that will lead to my Career: Other Majors I’m Interested in:

    ● kinesiology ● Biology

    Top 5 Schools: Location: Tuition: Benefits: Disadvantages: Added to


    Naviance? Y/N

    Rutgers New Brunswick $32,191 ● Close by not ● none y


    a far way
    away and
    instate
    tuition

    Marshall  Huntington,  $31,448 ● Good school ● Far away y


    University WV ● For football and out of
    state tuition

    North Carolina Raleigh, North  $42,048 ● I really like ● Far away y


    state university Carolina the school out of state
    tuition

    Jacksonville Jacksonville ​$33,930 ● My mom ● Far away y


    university florida went here out of state
    tuition

    Penn state Old Main, State  $32,382 ● Closer by ● none y


    College, PA

    Part IV: Your Career Plan


    In a complete paragraph, explain:
    1) What career you are most interested in and why
    2) Which career path you will pursue to enter this career
    3) What you can/need to do while still in high school to prepare for this career and career path?

    Parv V: Backup Plan


    In a complete paragraph, explain what you can do if your plan does not work out. Consider the worst-case
    scenarios: what if your parents lose their jobs and cannot help you pay for school? What if college turns out to
    be more difficult than you thought and you fail? What if your family member(s) get sick and you have to help
    take care of them, rather than pursuing your goals?

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