Takeaways

• College closures are becoming more common, with 32 schools closing recently.
• Financial health is a key indicator of a school's stability.
• Students should be aware of tuition announcements and changes.
• Immediate reactions to a closure can lead to poor decisions.
• Teach-out plans are crucial for students with many credits.
• Students should obtain sealed copies of their transcripts after a closure.
• Ask questions if you notice red flags at your school.
• Maintaining good grades is essential for future opportunities.
• Understanding scholarship terms can prevent financial loss.
• Students should be proactive in their educational planning.

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Chapter Markers

00:00 - Introduction

02:25 - Identifying Signs of School Closures

09:58 - Navigating the Aftermath of a Closure

16:58 - Our Sponsor: S.E.E.D. Planning Group

17:45 - More On Transfers, Tours & Teach Out Plans

22:00 - How Do I Prepare for This?!

27:01 - Final Thoughts

Takeaways

• College closures are becoming more common and impactful.
• Students typically receive 6 months to a year notice before closure.
• Financial struggles are the primary reason for college closures.
• Teach-out plans help students transfer credits to other institutions.
• Sealed transcripts are crucial for students during a closure.
• Education majors face unique challenges when transferring schools.
• Scholarship criteria may change when transferring to a different institution.
• Students cannot be denied transcripts due to financial holds.
• Proactive communication with colleges can lead to better outcomes.
• Resilience and determination are key for students facing college closures.

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Chapter Markers:

00:00 - Introduction and Overview

00:55 - Understanding College Closures

03:37 - Our College is Closing in THREE DAYS!!

06:54 - Transfer vs. Teach Out Plan

09:42 - What Do I Do First?!

11:29 - The Challenge for Education Majors

13:17 - OUR SPONSOR

14:01 - Advice for Navigating College Closures

15:18 - Challenges With Transfers, Transcripts & Teach Out Plans

22:01 - Don't Stop Looking for Options

25:07 - C's Get Degrees BUT A's Get Special Treatment

26:52 - Conclusion and Wrap-up

Guest Episode with IT System Administrator, Nathan Jewell!

Takeaways

• Preparation for life after high school is crucial.
• Many students lack guidance in college applications.
• Community college can be a stepping stone.
• Military service offers educational benefits.
• Work experience is valuable for personal growth.
• Practical skills can lead to career opportunities.
• Finding motivation is key to success.
• Life lessons come from various job experiences.
• Engagement in learning is essential for students.
• Don't wait to explore your interests. Find a hobby that engages you outside of school.
• Engagement in personal interests can broaden horizons.
• The military offers various career paths based on qualifications.
• Self-discovery is crucial for making informed career choices.
• Education in the military can be hands-on and practical.
• The Air Force provides opportunities for higher education.
• The Yellow Ribbon program helps cover tuition costs.
• Transferring GI Bill benefits can support family education.
• Asking questions is essential for understanding opportunities.
• Navigating military education requires proactive planning.

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Chapter Markers:

00:00 - Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast

00:42 - Nathan's College Preparation Experience

06:18 - Transitioning from Community College to the Military

10:14 - Discovering Opportunities in The Military

16:40 - Unleashing Leadership: Sponsor

17:25 - Expectations Changed Forever

22:27 - Understanding How You Work & What Motivates You

28:31 - If You're Bored in High School, Find a Hobby

38:48 - Choosing a Career Path in the Military

47:02 - Knowing Your Direction: Preparing for the Military

50:34 - The Importance of Asking Questions

52:07 -...