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Factors to Consider When Choosing a School

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What is the primary decisive matter for selecting a school according to the text?

Cost of commuting

Accreditation status (correct)

Influence from friends

Proximity to home

How does attending an accredited school impact employment opportunities?

It has no impact on employment opportunities

It leads to lower job satisfaction

It guarantees immediate employment

It gives an edge over students from unaccredited schools (correct)

Why might some students choose a school based on short-term factors like proximity to home?

To gain immediate job opportunities

To save time, energy and money on commuting (correct)

To experience a new environment

To follow in the footsteps of influential friends

What disadvantage could students face if they choose a non-accredited school?

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In the context of the text, what does 'edge' mean in the phrase 'have an edge over the other candidate'?

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Questions and Answers

What is the primary decisive matter for selecting a school according to the text?

How does attending an accredited school impact employment opportunities?

Why might some students choose a school based on short-term factors like proximity to home?

What disadvantage could students face if they choose a non-accredited school?

In the context of the text, what does 'edge' mean in the phrase 'have an edge over the other candidate'?

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