What happens next in this paragraph?

How to become a property manager
Expand your knowledge base.
High school curriculum is not generally designed for specific careers such as property management. Based on your performance and grades in high school, consider whether community college or a four year university are right for you.
Possible answers: A). Your faculty and mentors will also be able to give you tailored advice for beginning a career in property management based on where you live. An added benefit of taking classes in higher education is networking with people either working in or aspiring to property management.. B). If you're pre-schooling yourself, a four year university is less likely to be able to help you with your knowledge and exposure to the arts and culture. Take courses in music, finance, history, and social studies.. C). College community colleges and universities usually need students to include advanced curriculum in their campus curriculum. Maintain your knowledge base and keep working on your courses and training.. D). You might also consider what community college programs you would like to take and where you would be most comfortable working. Taking courses focused on a specific field will ensure you graduate college in time to attend a second university in another area..
A).