1)     Occupations within one career cluster are organized into pathways using characteristics they have in common

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college level courses for students while in high school for which both high school and college credit can be earned.

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1)     A job requiring little skill or knowledge, sometimes with the potential for advancement as more skills and knowledge are acquired.

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1)     : money to attend college that the student does NOT have to pay back.

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1)     A method of identifying personality traits which can be used in understanding the type of work within an occupation.

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1)     Something that concerns, involves, or draws the attention of a person.

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1)     Familiarity with a particular subject.

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1)     Earnings after deductions or take-home pay.

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1)     An occupation in which women or men comprise 25 percent or less of its total employment.

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1)     A focus or expertise in one area

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1)     The level of comfort in everyday life that is enjoyed by a community, class, or individual.

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1)     Money that is borrowed and used to attend college that the student must pay back to the lender.

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1)     : Mastery of a skill that can be used in a variety of occupations.

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