Each year, thousands of Wisconsin's high school seniors take their ceremonial walk across a stage to receive their high school diplomas. Like many significant moments in life, graduation is not just an ending, but also a new beginning. High school graduates have a number of choices ahead of them post-graduation. These plans vary from student to student, though the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has found that high school students’ post-graduation plans have remained relatively constant from year to year. Approximately half of graduating seniors set their sights on a four-year college, more than 20 percent of graduates plan to attend a vocational or technical college, about 2.5 percent of the state’s graduates enlist in the military, an average of one percent pursue direct job training, and about seven percent of graduates directly enter the workforce. On the right is a clickable map of all the Wisconsin Campuses including all of the four-year and two-year colleges, the independent colleges and universities as well as all of the technical colleges in the state of Wisconsin.