Students in 11th or 12th grade will make important decisions about their post--high school plans, if they have not already done so. Some will plan to enter the workforce right after high school. Others will make decisions about pursuing an education goal. Will that goal be a nondegree credential or an academic degree? For those considering an academic degree, is it still worthwhile to earn a bachelor's degree, or is an associate's degree a better value? Students might find these decisions challenging for societal and economic reasons, including concerns about the value of a college degree and, for many students, the expense of a college education. This study was intended to gather 11th- and 12th-grade students' opinions of their education plans (e.g., their level of confidence in being able to complete their education goals), their opinions on postsecondary education and the value of a bachelor's degree, and information on their primary sources of encouragement (e.g., parents, teachers) for attending college and the factors important to their choice of a college major.