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Transferring / Re: Tier 4 to Top 25/Top10 chances« on: April 09, 2012, 08:17:59 AM »
thanks for your help! I'm currently on a full ride scholarship and should be able to keep it up for the next two years (only need a 2.5 GPA!). So that will definitely be somethign to consider in transferring as I am basically able to graduate debt free. Did you find that you are happy in transferring even though you gave up a sizable scholarship at your 1L school? I guess I'm willing to do it if I get into a top school but what are your thoughts about getting into a top 40-50 school? Worth it?


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The Montana employment projections provide information for businesses planning workforce needs, for education institutions training future workers, for existing workers looking to advance in their career, and for students trying to make informed decisions about their career opportunities.
Categories: Publications, Labor Market Information, Labor Market Publications
This article dives under the calm surface of net employment growth to highlight the frequency of underlying job changes.
An examination of the work and spending patterns of different income groups in Montana.
A study examining the number of workers enrolled in Montana Medicaid and the characteristics of the businesses who employ them.
A study examining the number of workers enrolled in Montana Medicaid and the characteristics of the businesses who employ them.
Apprenticeship is expanding in Montana, with higher participation and a greater diversity of apprentices.
An examination of the factors that cause wages to grow in Montana.
This article explores the availability and affordability of childcare in Montana, and how it affects the state's workforce.
A summary of this year's Labor Day Report, a report to the governor on the current state of Montana's economy.
A quick look at the latest Montana Employment Projections.
Does Montana's recent wage growth extend to workers in all income brackets?
Understanding Montana's Wage Growth since the Great Recession
This report focuses on Bozeman's economic growth as it relates to the labor market.
Montana Department of Labor & Industry's annual report on the current state of Montana's economy.
This report includes data on the Montana Registered Apprenticeship program, apprentice demographics, program participation, and employment outcomes to provide insight to policy makers and program administrators looking to improve the success of the program.
A report on the economic impacts of Montana Medicaid expansion.
A report citing statistics and information about the Montana Registered Apprenticeship Program.
HELP-Link is a voluntary workforce program aimed to increase the long-term earnings potential of adults aged 19 to 64 who earn less than 138% of the federal poverty level and are enrolled in Montana Medicaid. This report describes the program, participation levels, and outcomes through the end of state fiscal year 2018.
A report on the labor market outcomes of Montana colleges
An report estimating the economic activity resulting from public spending on restoration activities in Montana.
This report evaluates a high and a low economic impact related to the gains in labor income due to the apprenticeship program.
Provides an explanation of how Reservation Unemployment Rates are produced.
Statewide College Workforce Report Meeting State Worker Demand - A report on the labor market outcomes for Montana Colleges
Authors: Amy Watson and Barb Wagner
An Update on Economic and Workforce Trends in Montana - June 16, 2017
Presented at the Great Falls College in October 2016 by Barbara Wagner
Presented to the State Workforce Investment Board Sept. 19 2016
Presented at the 2016 Equal Pay Summit in Bozeman MT.
This presentation from the Business Services Conference in Havre, provides a summary of the labor market information available on the website with examples of how to use it.
A presentation that summarizes employment and wage statistics for health care occupations.
Women in STEM: What does the data show?
State-Tribal Relations Committee Presentation on Reservation Labor Statistics Methodology
Careers Build a Community Flash Cards is where students can learn more about the occupations. The characters can also be used as popsicle stick puppets.
The Community Helper Cut-outs in this publication are meant to be used with the Careers Build a Community Lesson Plans for use in the Community Day event.
Careers Build a Community Student Journal is where students can record if they like or don't like the occupation and answer some questions about the occupation and the community.
For teachers of 1st through 3rd grades, the Careers Build a Community Lesson Plan lays out a series of fun, hands-on activities that expose students to a variety of careers. The publication includes classroom activities, materials lists, independent learning center activities, journal prompts, and ideas for using all the Careers Build a Community resources.
The I Can Be….. series of activities are meant for pre-school through kindergarten age students. Each career is represented by both a boy and a girl in the career to teach the concept that girls and boys can do any career. The activities are also meant to connect subjects they learn in elementary school to real world careers. Introduce one career at a time.
This publication introduces the concept of career clusters by telling the story of a set of twins who spend the day learning about careers. Designed for 5th and 6th Grade.
Jacob & Emily Teacher's Guide
Jacob & Emily Crosswalk
Your guide to the amazing MCIS Junior career planning tool. This workbook walks students through the MCIS Junior website.
MCIS Junior Worksheets
This guide will show you the tools and features available in the Montana Career Information System.
This publication is a resource to help develop financial literacy skills. Created and available by the Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education and the Montana University System – Office of Student Financial Services.
This guide helps Middle Schoolers explore their own interests and aptitudes, and see how they relate to different career fields. Budgeting exercises show them how far their money will go in the real world.
What to Pack Crosswalk
The Montana Career Guide walks users through the entire career planning process from exploring your interests to interviewing for a job. Includes a section on soft skills and job hunting tips for special populations.
Take inventory of your "Soft Skills," the non-technical skills all workers must have to remain employable. Excerpted from the Montana Career Guide.
A printable one-page guide to successful job interviewing.
Not sure of your career destination? Don't leave it to chance, find your way in MCIS. This brochure gives a broad overview of key career planning features in MCIS.
Instructions and resources for conducting a fun mock job interview activity. A great resource for teachers and guidance counselors.
A handy resource to help organize your career information. Take it with you when you collect job applications or go to interviews.
A trifold brochure promoting Montana Career Lab features and resources. Doubles as a poster!
A poster promoting our career resources and services.
The elementary school brochure shows teachers and counselors age-appropriate career resources available from the Montana Department of Labor and Industry.
The middle school brochure shows teachers and counselors age-appropriate career resources available from the Montana Department of Labor and Industry.
The high school brochure shows teachers and counselors age-appropriate career resources available from the Montana Department of Labor and Industry.
PEP Talk was designed to help people with limited time develop a personal employment plan as quickly as possible.
PEP Talk Supplemental Materials
PEP Talk SKILLS Cards
Job-Hunting Tips for Montana Seniors. Excerpted from the Montana Career Guide.
Job-hunting advice for job-seekers with criminal records. Excerpted from the Montana Career Guide.
Job-hunting advice for job-seekers with disabilities. Excerpted from the Montana Career Guide.
Renewal / Request form to order MCIS access or any of the optional components for your school or training facility
MCIS Optional Components
The Site Administration tools provide you with the ability to customize MCIS for users, manage user needs, and run reports to discover how MCIS is best used.
MCIS Optional Components
MCIS Advisor Accounts Guide
MCIS Training Manual
Advisor Accounts allow people to view MCIS client portfolios at different locations.
Compiled English/Language Curriculum in MCIS
Compiled Career and Technical Curriculum for MCIS
Covers curriculum for Visual and Performing Arts found in MCIS
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