Completion may include earning

Completion may include earning

• A. Earning a certificate, degree, or journey-level status.
• B. Completing only some courses.
• C. Transferring to another college.
• D. Attending orientation.

Answer: (A)

Completion means finishing a program and earning its credential. It may include earning a certificate or degree, or achieving journey-level status, which marks that you have met the required level of mastery and are prepared to take more advanced work. Completing only some courses isn’t completion because it hasn’t met the program’s requirements. Transferring to another college or attending orientation are related steps, but they don’t by themselves indicate program completion.

Completion means finishing a program and earning its credential. It may include earning a certificate or degree, or achieving journey-level status, which marks that you have met the required level of mastery and are prepared to take more advanced work. Completing only some courses isn’t completion because it hasn’t met the program’s requirements. Transferring to another college or attending orientation are related steps, but they don’t by themselves indicate program completion.