Understand the relationship between education and career goals.

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Anika is planning her high school courses. Which of the following is a key factor in determining her graduation requirements?
Options:
Number of extracurricular activities,
Number of elective classes,
Required credits in core subjects,
Participation in sports

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Required credits in core subjects

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What role do guidance counselors and career & college coordinators play in Aria's post-secondary planning?

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They provide resources and advice for college and career planning.

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How can Liam's GPA and CGPA influence his post-secondary options?

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They are used to assess eligibility for scholarships and college admissions.

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Nora is considering taking AP classes in high school. What is the purpose of taking these classes?

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To earn college credit and prepare for college-level coursework

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Hannah is considering dual enrollment opportunities. Which of the following best describes this? Taking two sports simultaneously, Enrolling in both high school and college courses at the same time, Participating in two extracurricular activities, Attending two different high schools

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Enrolling in both high school and college courses at the same time

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What is the main difference between attending a community college and a four-year university?

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Community colleges typically offer associate degrees, while four-year colleges offer bachelor's degrees.

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Maya is considering enrolling in a community college. Which degree is typically awarded by community colleges?

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Associate degree

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Isla is planning her college journey. What is the primary purpose of using NCcareers.org in her research?

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To research colleges and their specific requirements

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How can implementing SMART goals help Benjamin in choosing a post-secondary option?

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By setting specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals

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What is the significance of the ACT/SAT in the college admission process?

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They assess a student's readiness for college-level work.