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To qualify to sit for an NHA certification exam, you must graduate from an NHA-approved health care training program or have at least:
A) 6 months of full-time job experience and a high school diploma or GED
B) 6 months of full-time job experience and an associate's degree
C) 1 year of full-time job experience and a high school diploma or GED
D) 1 year of full-time job experience and an associate's degree

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