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1. for every 100 students who enroll at los angeles southwest college, how many graduate? (do the math).
2. what is the graduation rate at los angeles trade technical college?

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1. how much does a biologist earn in los angeles?

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1. how much does a car mechanic earn in los angeles?

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1. what is a trade school?

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1. what is the difference between a community college and a university?

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1. what is the difference between a ba and bs?

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1. what are the different types of financial aid you can get as a college student?

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1. what is the difference between a student loan and a grant?

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1. who gives you financial aid if you want to attend college?

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1. where does the federal (us) government or state (california) get money from?

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1. what is the total debt of the united states as of 2024?

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For questions 4 - 7 and 15, there is no data given to calculate or provide an answer. For the other questions, definitions, explanations, and overviews of concepts are provided based on common knowledge in the fields of education, finance, and public administration.

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5. A trade school is an educational institution that teaches specific trade - related skills such as plumbing, electrical work, or auto - mechanics to prepare students for entry - level jobs in those trades.
6. Community colleges typically offer two - year associate degrees, vocational training, and continuing education courses. They often have open enrollment and are more focused on providing accessible education for local communities. Universities usually offer four - year bachelor's degrees, as well as master's and doctoral degrees. They tend to have more research - oriented programs and more selective admissions processes.
7. BA stands for Bachelor of Arts, which is often awarded for degrees in humanities, social sciences, and liberal arts fields. BS stands for Bachelor of Science, which is typically awarded for degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. The curriculum of a BA usually has a broader liberal arts foundation, while a BS has more in - depth science and math courses.
8. Types of financial aid for college students include scholarships (awarded based on merit, need, or other criteria and don't need to be repaid), grants (usually need - based and don't require repayment), work - study programs (allow students to earn money through part - time on - campus or off - campus jobs), and student loans (which must be repaid with interest).
9. A student loan is money borrowed by a student that must be repaid with interest, usually after graduation or leaving school. A grant is a form of financial aid that does not need to be repaid, often awarded based on financial need or other specific criteria.
10. Sources of financial aid for college can include the federal government (through programs like Pell Grants and Stafford Loans), state governments, colleges and universities themselves (through institutional aid), private organizations, and foundations.
11. The federal (US) government gets money from sources such as income taxes, corporate taxes, social security and Medicare taxes, excise taxes, and tariffs. The State of California gets money from income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, and fees.
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