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Y_Kistochka [10]
2 years ago
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Hallie created her career plan in high school to become a Biologist. She earned her bachelor’s degree as required by her career

plan and then worked for three years as a Biologist. She then decided she needed to go back to school to become a Pediatrician. Which best describes what happened to Hallie’s career plan?
A. Her original career plan was incorrect based on a lack of information.
B. She failed her first career plan and needed to develop another one to replace it.
C. She had to adjust her career plan because her interests changed.
D. Her career plan will require changes three years after she becomes a Pediatrician.
Business
2 answers:
shusha [124]2 years ago
7 0
I chosse the anwser c
jasenka [17]2 years ago
6 0

From the description given in the situation on the question, it seems that what happens to Hallie is that (C) she had to adjust her career plan because her interests changed.

In the beginning, she wanted to become a Biologist, and that was why she earned her Bachelor’s degree and went on to study for 3 years as a Biologist. However, it seems that she has a change of heart and thus decided to become a Pediatrician instead, and this necessitates her to have to return to school to get an advanced degree.

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