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3 years ago

Can you become a marketing manager with a psychology degree

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ozzi3 years ago

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Based to what I know you can, cause marketing manager is lower than psychology degree.

to be honest It depends in the person but the answer for this is YES and No. but if you want to make sure what's the answer wait for another person to answer the question what I just want to do is to answer your question and I hope that I help for this question.

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Explanation:

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None of the given options.

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