Understanding their hesitation
This question helps identify personal issues, finances, or other concerns holding someone back from starting college.
What's holding you back from starting now?
Starting college now lets students begin their career sooner, opening up better job opportunities and this.
higher pay
Offering information on these can ease tuition costs for students.
Scholarships
Reassure students that it’s okay not to have everything figured out because college is about this.
growth and exploration, and no one expects them to have all the answers right away.
Encourage students to see the transition to college as a chance to grow and discover this.
themselves
Knowing this helps offer a more tailored solution to potential students.
personal issues
finance
or something else
Starting now means students can finish sooner and start their career goals without this.
waiting
Checking if their employer offers this benefit can help with tuition costs.
Tuition Reimbursement
Let students know there’s plenty of this to help them succeed, even if they feel uncertain at first.
Support
College is about more than academics; it’s also about this.
personal development
The longer they wait the longer?
it takes to graduate
These types of rates might be available for students to help with tuition costs.
WES & Preferred Rates / Discounts
real world examples inclue
Suggest talking to peers or mentors who’ve been through it. Hearing success stories can ease anxiety and show them the benefits of completing their education.
What Can we do to prepare students
Instead of overwhelming them, suggest they focus on small, manageable goals—like completing the application, taking a PE course, and handling finances. Breaking it down makes it feel less daunting.