<span>1. Becca’s mentor at work advised her that there are more factors to consider than academic interests when determining a career path. What might he be referring to?
The answer is </span><span>the perks and money that come from certain industries.
This is because: 1. Perks such ashealth insurance and financial support are important to be considered when choosing a career path. They are the incentives that will help you in the long-run since they can reduce the cost of expenses when you need medical attention or scarce of money. 2. Some careers don't give you enough money while you exert your energy and sacrifice hours sleep. Even when your career is your passion and inclination, it can eventually tire you and incapable to provide you your needs when it provides low salary.
2. </span><span>A good career plan includes all of the following; EXCEPT
The obvious answer is </span><span>D. Identifying a career path early and never wavering from it.
In this choice, it traps you in the idea that you can't anymore redirect your path and analyze your skills deeply; which is a bad trait in career planning. What if you found another aspect you can excel more and realized your first choice isn't accessible to you? You need to waver and resort to better choices. The other three choices are positive traits in career planning. They highlight discipline, seriousness in the job, and personal improvements. 3. </span><span>Becca can get help from all of the following resources; EXCEPT
A. Academic Advising B. The Registrar’s office C. The Career Center D. Her college’s website
A college website does not publish coping-up strategies weekly. It publishes universities' achievements, schedules, and events to provide students awareness. </span>
1. D. Becca already makes good money. Therefore, of these possible choices, only D includes something she should consider when determining a career path.
2. D. While identifying a career path early is good, a person may certainly waver from a chosen career path over time. It is good to identify all possible occupations so that change is possible.
3. B. Her college's registrar's office is not a good place to get advice regarding classes, majors, or careers. The registrar is responsible for maintaining student records.
