Luke is going to school to get a degree in Veterinary Medicine. He wants to work in an animal hospital after he graduates. Which of the following job options would be most beneficial to Luke’s career while he is going to school?
a.
Babysit after school
b.
Work at a fast food restaurant
c.
Volunteer at a social service agency
d.
Work an entry level position at a veterinary clinic

Answer:

D because he trying to work at another animal clinic

The job option that would be beneficial to Luke's career while he is going to school would be  Work an entry level position at a veterinary clinic and that's because he is trying to get a degree as a veterinary doctor.

A degree in this context is an undergraduate academic degree awarded by colleges upon completion of a course of study lasting for a period of years.

For Luke, it is obvious that he has to go for working an entry level position at a veterinary clinic to also help him advance in his pursuit of degree in Veterinary Medicine.

In conclusion, the correct answer is option D:

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OA.
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B.
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C.
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OD
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Passage 1

Peaceful Protests In 1957,

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Passage 2

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southern and eastern Europe. The one thing they had in
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