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Jacob wants to be a Steamfitter. He just finished his associate’s degree. Which best describes what he should do next?

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romanna [79]2 years ago

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Bachelor's degree would be next in line .. im taking the test as well im going with A.

Reil [10]2 years ago

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Get a bachelor's degree.

Jacob has likely developed strong study skill while pursuing his associate degree. Earning his Bachelor’s degree may help him prepare to pursue his career path and achieve sustainable employment opportunities. Earning a higher education degree continues to be a popular option than the option of doing an apprenticeship.

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