Kira is interested in a medical career, but she does not have a lot of money for college. She finds out that her local community college has a certificate program that will train her to be a cardiac monitor technician. Is this a good option? A.
No, it is probably a waste of time and money.

B.
Yes, all education provides basically the same results.

C.
Yes, it will provide the skills she needs to begin her medical career.

D.
No, it is not a nursing degree, which is what she needs for a medical career.

My best guess is C: Yes, it will provide The skills she needs to begin her medical career.

HOWEVER depending on the specificity of this assignment it could also be D., I’m not sure if there’s a text that changes the context, etc.?

Moreover, I’d personally argue that B is the w0rst answer since education largely depends on a lot of factors, such as the student and their family’s average income, the student’s background (ethn¡c¡ty, rac3, g3nd3r etc. all have been proven to play roles in others’ biases; colleges aren’t free of bias, either), the student’s specific choice of career, the teacher, the class itself, the time period and the students’ grades all come into play when you’re considering education. Menta| hea|th and ¡ntell¡gence, as well as the ability to learn in the unfortunately specific schooling system of the area, also impacts how well education goes for a student, as well as what results will prevail.

Basically; C.

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