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Documentation proving that you completed four years of traditional classes
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A test proving that you completed high school with people who dropped out.
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Money paid by an employer to a worker for labor or services
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A set fixed amount of pay given to a worker over a set time like a year or month.
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A set amount of money an employer pays an employee for each hour worked
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A payment or fee earned for making a sale, an official group given a specific task for a service.
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A person that works for themselves
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A training program where a person learns specialized trade or profession by working hands on under an experienced mentor.
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The value of the next best alternative give ip when you make a choice
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A choice where you give up one thing to get something else
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An undergraduate academic degree that usually takes two years of full time study to finish.
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The first level of high education pursued after high school
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An advanced academic professional credential pursued after earning a bachelor degree
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A U.S government program that helped military members and veterans pay for college trade and job training.
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A government issued legal permit to work in a specific job.
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A mandatory government issued legal permit to proactive an occupation.
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A traditional economic term for work that needs little or no formal education, specialized training or prior experience.
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An intentional break ranging from a few months to a full year taken from formal education or a career path,
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Loans that students apply for to grant them money towards the college with having to pay for them.
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Money that students apply for to grant them money towards college without having to pay it back
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A sum of money awarded to individuals students or non profits for research education without repayment
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The money you pay to school, college, or university for classes ,
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Government money that helps with applying for financial aid.
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A loan where interest rate stays the same for the entire loan term.
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Interest rate can go up or down over time and change based on the person giving the loan.
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A set amount of time after a regular deadline that allows you finish work
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The act of delaying or putting off something until a later time
