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Jacob is unsure what type of career he would like to pursue after high school and does not have very much money saved for college expenses, but he does plan to complete a bachelor’s degree at some point because he understands the value of higher education. In order to allow him the time he needs to decide on a future career path and simultaneously save on tuition, which option is most reasonable for Jacob?

A) Jacob should attend university and declare a major that he is unsure of.

B) Jacob should attend a community college and complete prerequisite courses that could one day transfer to a university program.

C) Jacob should work a full-time job and not enroll in school.

D) Jacob should attend a community college and complete courses that sound fun.

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