Answer:
Going to medical school is her intermediate educational goal, and becoming a pediatric surgeon is her long-term career goal.
Assume information:
I am assuming you didn't add the choices, but these choices were from another questions asked recently:
<em>Going to medical school is her short-term career goal, and becoming a pediatric surgeon is her long-term financial goal. </em>
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<em>Going to medical school is her short-term educational goal, and becoming a pediatric surgeon is her intermediate career goal. </em>
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<em>Going to medical school is her intermediate educational goal, and becoming a pediatric surgeon is her long-term career goal. </em>
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<em>Going to medical school is her long-term career goal, and becoming a pediatric surgeon is her short-term financial goal.</em>
Reasoning:
<em>Normally,</em> Short-term goals are things you can achieve in 3 months or less
<em>Normally,</em> Intermediate-term goals are things that take 12 months or more to achieve.
<em>Normally,</em> Long-term goals are things that take 12 months or more to achieve.
Educational goals are things that are education related, like going to medical school, or finishing high school.
Career goals are things that are career related, like being a pediatric surgeon, or working at McDonald's.
<em>Just pick between short/intermediate/long and then pick a topical choice education/career/life and you will get your answer.</em>
