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Which of the following is TRUE about education and careers?
Jobs that require higher levels of education would definitely pay more.
Education beyond high school is an investment in my career development.
My education is more important than my work-related experiences in my career development.
Most new jobs in the future are likely to require only high school education.
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"Education beyond high school is an investment in my career development." — TRUE.
Brief reasons:
- Higher education or training builds skills, credentials, and networks that enhance career opportunities and long‑term earnings.
- The other statements are false: higher required education does not always guarantee higher pay; work experience can be as or more important than formal education; and most future job growth is expected in occupations needing postsecondary training, not only high school.
Brief reasons:
- Higher education or training builds skills, credentials, and networks that enhance career opportunities and long‑term earnings.
- The other statements are false: higher required education does not always guarantee higher pay; work experience can be as or more important than formal education; and most future job growth is expected in occupations needing postsecondary training, not only high school.
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