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How could a dual enrollment program help you during high school?
A. Po...
Business, 16.04.2021 18:50, nadarius2017
Question 2
1 pts
How could a dual enrollment program help you during high school?
A. Possibly complete a two-year degree while in high school
B. Let you complete classes at your own pace
C. Learn a trade through on-the-job training
D. Advantage in applying to a military academy
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