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What has the highest likelihood of appearing on a personal statement submitted with a college application
Information on what one hopes to achieve in college
How many credit hours does a student typically need to complete general requirements at a college
36.
What is the process of admission that does not review an applicant's academic qualifications called
It is called open admission.
What would normally fall under general education requirements at a college
math, literacy, natural science, and social studies
Trade associations are responsible for all of the following except
Providing health-care coverage for their workers
All of the following are associated with an apprenticeship program except
athletics
A college student could take an elective course that inspires him or her to study a secondary field which is called what
minor
What might A music major choose to specialize in
Music theory
All of the following are qualities of certification programs except
takes several years to complete (apex)
The following are all examples of rigorous coursework except
Physical education courses
Is required courses taken outside of a major and beyond the general education requirements are called
elective requirements
In which careers are you most likely to do an apprenticeship
B electrician
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