Andrew doesn't want to spend a lot of money on student loans, and does not qualify for grants. What is his best option for affording a Bachelor's Degree?

He can enroll in a trade school and transfer his courses later.

He can attend a specialized training program and transfer a couple of his courses.

He can attend the local community college whose courses transfer to the public four-year college.

None of these are correct.

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Kaylah Wiley

14 June, 01:41

Andrew doesn't want to spend a lot of money on student loans, and does not qualify for grants. What is his best option for affording a Bachelor's Degree?

He can enroll in a trade school and transfer his courses later.

He can attend a specialized training program and transfer a couple of his courses.

He can attend the local community college whose courses transfer to the public four-year college.

None of these are correct.

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Gregory Peck · Answer 1

None of the above because none of these make sense to be the answer

Gavyn Knight · Answer 2

He can attend the local community college whose courses transfer to the public four-year college.

Explanation:

In the question, Andre is not buoyant and at the same time, cannot be given a grant because he is not qualified for the grant. Based on the circumstances, the best option for Andrew is to try to enroll in a college in the local community to obtain the necessary education he needs. Then, he can request a transfer.