Career Pathways
High School Equivalency & Associate's Degree
Millions of adults in New York City do not possess their high school diploma or equivalent. You aren’t alone, but you also don’t need to be one of them anymore!
WHAT IS CAREER PATHWAYS?
Career Pathways at Plaza College is a program that allows students whom demonstrate a strong commitment to their education the opportunity to earn their High School Equivalency diploma (HSE) while studying for their specialized degree or certificate. This program allows students to develop the skills they will need to be successful in the workforce, and is only for those who have not previously earned their high school diploma or the equivalent (such as a GED).
YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS PROGRAM IF:
- Saving time by earning your High School Equivalency diploma at the same time as your college degree sounds like a good idea.
- Program variety that allows you to both explore your personal interests and build a strong set of fundamental skills to advance your career goals is something you’re looking for in the college you choose to attend.
- Taking advantage of the benefits of a compact college – small class sizes, individual advising, free tutoring, extracurricular offerings, and so much more – is how you’d like to start your college journey.
Our professors are subject matter experts in their fields. Throughout the program, they’ll share their knowledge with you, providing a strong foundation and hands-on experience to prepare you for a successful collegiate journey.
To earn your HSE diploma while studying for your Office Assistant certificate, New York State regulations require that students take and pass courses in the areas covered on the TASC exam. Students will take these 24 credits as part of the 60 credit Office Assistant certificate program. To review the total degree requirements and course sequencing for this program, please visit the College Catalog.
Applicants of this program must follow all admissions processes and procedures to be considered for admittance.
To learn about any program-specific admissions requirements, please use the “Request Info” button or attend one of our Admissions Events.
To apply to this program, please begin your Application for Admission.
If you have any additional questions, please contact the Admissions Office at 718-505-4188.
