Types of Colleges  The list is almost endless--colleges,
universities, community colleges, private colleges, public
colleges, vocational schools. What do they all mean and where do
you begin?  Once you know where you want to end up, then you
have to find the right school to get you there. Here's some
basic info to get you thinking.  Community and Junior Colleges
Community and junior colleges generally offer two-year associate
degree programs. For students who decide to continue their
studies in a four-year program, the courses usually transfer to
four-year colleges.  Community colleges offer specialized job
training in certain areas, much like vocational schools. They're
very affordable and prepare students to enter the work force
immediately following graduation. And, it's usually easy to get
in and easy to transfer into a four-year college or university.
Four-year Colleges and Universities  Four-year colleges and
universities offer bachelor's degrees in a variety fields of
study. Most also offer graduate