Perhaps you’re a doctor of medicine, philosophy or literature. No matter what your speciality, you’re highly educated and value the institution of traditional education. That’s great, but make sure you have the life skills to go with it!

Whether you’re going through college now, or have finished in 10 years ago, we’re putting you in our college category. You liked school well enough, but because you wanted the experience and to get a good job after graduation. You’re not obsessed with getting degree after degree like some people. You tend to have a good work-life balance.

You’re on your way! High school is a stepping stone for many people. It’s always a good idea to pursue more educational. Think about what you’re interested in, what you’d like to do eventually, and make it happen by applying for post-secondary education!

Unless you’re still 12 years old (which is possible), school never meant too much to you. Teachers and parents might say that you would do so well if you applied yourself, but you think you’ve got better things to do with your time. We’re here to tell you that having a base level of formal education is important. Be cool. Stay in school.

Diplomas on the wall mean nothing to you. It’s just a piece of paper, you think. But that doesn’t mean that you’re not intelligent. In fact, you might be one of the smartest, most savvy, interesting and well-read people that your friends know. You’ve always thought you’ve been more street smart than book smart, and that’s great. Just realize that in the real world, many employers will want to see those credentials.