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By Mary Jo DiLonardo Do you remember the last time you built a sandcastle? You likely just started digging, and your beach creation took shape. Now consider if someone had told you how to build a castle but never let you dig in the sand. That's a different experience! Building it yourself and learning hands on skills are what made you a good beach architect.

The GI Bill covers many short-term training options you likely haven't considered, especially those related to skills-based jobs.

These healthcare jobs are growing fast — including those that require a year or less of education. What are you waiting for?

Many jobs that use algebra can be attained with an associate degree or certificate. Learning algebra opens up a world of career opportunities!

Scholarships aren't just for four-year degrees. You might be surprised by how much financial help you can get for trade school.

The pay, benefits and training opportunities should be weighed against dues and the potential for strikes.

The definition has changed since the last time you checked! Now it's focused on hands-on work, and it includes many industries that may surprise you.

The booming semiconductor manufacturing industry in the U.S. is a game-changer for job opportunities.

For students who don't have time or money for a four-year degree but who want to earn a degree, community college is a good option.

Want to be a part of the made-in-the-USA semiconductor revolution? This career is a great way to get in early and grow your career from there.