The statement "A bachelor's degree is a two-year undergraduate academic degree awarded by community and technical colleges" is False.
Here's why:
1. A bachelor's degree is typically a four-year undergraduate academic degree offered by universities and colleges.
2. Community and technical colleges usually offer two-year associate degrees, not bachelor's degrees.
3. Bachelor's degrees require a more extensive and in-depth course of study compared to associate degrees.
4. Bachelor's degrees are higher in academic level and often provide more specialized knowledge in a particular field.
In summary, a bachelor's degree is generally a four-year degree awarded by universities and colleges, while community and technical colleges typically award two-year associate degrees.
