Final TNSS

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People attend community college

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to improve their skills or gain new skills

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Students seeking a degree at a community college generally have two choices: one with a career focus and one with a transfer focus to further their education, one focusing on study skills and one on careers, one without a career focus and one with a focus on skills.

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one with a career focus and one with a transfer focus to further their education

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The purpose of core classes is to provide students with

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an opportunity to become a more knowledgeable person

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When you leave a voicemail message for your professor, which of the following should you include? Full name, class, contact info and a brief question, first name and question, question and ask them to call you back, full name, class, and question

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Full name, class, contact info and a brief question

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Which are examples of planning ahead for meeting with an advisor? Options: dropping in to see if they can talk, waiting until the term is over and time to choose new classes, make an appointment and have a prepared list of questions

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make an appointment and have a prepared list of questions

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If you cannot continue in college now, you should

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take time off and regroup

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Working alongside a professional during your last semester of college is

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internship

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Exhibiting a work ethic is

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going above and beyond by staying late to finish a report

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Networking includes: having coffee with someone who works in the field you are pursuing, attending a job fair and meeting others who work in your field, connecting to other professions on LinkedIn.

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All of the above

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Interviewing at your best includes staying focused, being up front about all your faults, asking about salary first

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staying focused