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4 years ago

What is a career fair?

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A career fair is mostly and area of something (maybe a gym, or auditorium) that is full of tables and posters and things each "supporting" a different career. You can see tables with lots of information, with careers such as engineering, cooking, law, and TONS of others. The idea of a career fair is to get you interested and thinking about your future, and getting some ideas on what you want to do after high school/college.

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transferred out

Units of Ending work 40000 100% 40000 25% 10000

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Total Ending work in process $87,500

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EUP Cost per EUP Total Cost

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Conversion 160000 $1.55 $248,000

Total transferred out $536,000

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