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3 years ago

According to O*NET, what is the most common level of education Video Game Designers earn?

Business

2 answers:

Phoenix [80]3 years ago

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Bachlor's degree is the most common level of education Video Game Designers earn

bachelor's degree

<u>Explanation:</u>

The minimum degree required to become a video game designer is a high school diploma but the common level of the education people prefer is a bachlor's degree in the designing field.

Expertise computer science, programming, gaming, designing is necessary to become a professional. Many students choose to learn the technology on their own but the most students prefer doing a Bachlor's degree in their specific field. Therefore, the correct answer is Bachlor's degree.

3241004551 [841]3 years ago

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Answer:

c- high-school diploma or equivalent

Explanation:

According to O*NET, what is the most common level of education Roofers hold?

associate degree

some college, no degree

high-school diploma or equivalent

bachelor’s degree

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2013:

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2014:

= 8% - 5%

= 3%

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which is invested again to grow to $7,558.272 in three years

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1 Beginning of the year Equity 43,704 43,704 43,704 43,704

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