1)Most GPAs are figured on a _____ scale; however, honors/advanced classes can be weighted on a _____ scale and college-level classes may be weighted up to a _____ scale.

A)4.0; 4.5; 5.0
B)2.0; 3.0; 4.0
C)1.0; 2.0; 3.0
D).5; 4.5; 6.5
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2) Which statement best describes shadow hours?

A)Shadow hours are when a student follows a professional who is working in a job that the student is interested in pursuing.
B)Shadow hours are when students work in the setting in which they will become employed.
C)Shadow hours are when a faculty member follows the student around to see if they understand the work.
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3) Which statement best describes why colleges like to see students involved in extracurricular activities?

A)Extracurricular activities show colleges a student's academic abilities.
B)Extracurricular activities illustrate college readiness.
C)Extracurricular activities show that a student is an active well-rounded individual.
D)Colleges are not concerned with extracurricular activities.
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4) When preparing for a career in health science, it is a good idea to have _____.

a)four years of language
B)two years of math
c)four years of science
d)all of the above
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5)Dental assistants, physical therapy assistants, and pharmacy techs are good examples of careers that require a(n) _____.

A)associate's degree
B)bachelor's degree
C)master's degree
d)doctoral degree
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5) To earn this degree, you need to complete coursework, teaching, and research.

A)an associate's degree
B)a bachelor's degree
C)a master's degree
D)a doctoral degree

Answer:

The first question's answer is c 1.0, 2.0, 3.0

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

1. A) 4.0; 4.5; 5.0

2. A) Shadow hours are when a student follows a professional who is working in a job that the student is interested in pursuing.

3. C) Extracurricular activities show that a student is an active well-rounded individual.

4. D) All of the above

5. A) Associte's degree

6) D) A Doctoral degree

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1
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