Determine which careers you can enter after completing a training program and which careers require a college degree. statistician automotive engineer customer service specialist data modeler

College Degree

1. statistician

2. automotive engineer

3. Data modeler

Training Program

1. customer service specialist

Explanation:

College Degree: jobs that require college degrees are mostly jobs that require the employees have a fundamental understanding of basic science such as chemistry, mathematics, and physics, and biology (if it is medical or biological science). Also, these jobs do not just involve practical alone, but also theoretical ideas, which can be expanded to create inventions and innovation in the field. The following jobs fit those descriptions, Statistics, Automotive engineer, Data modeling.

On the other hand, the jobs that require training are often less scientific or non-research-based jobs, where an employee can easily come in and do the job. It does not require advances and fundamental theoretical approaches. A good example is Customer Service Specialists.

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explanation:

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