What are the six assessment areas of the WSAP called?

What are the six assessment areas of the WSAP called?

• A. 100s: Finance; 200s: Business Administration; 300s: Management Information Systems; 400s: Digital Communication + Design; 500s: Management, Marketing, and Communication; 600s: Health Administration
• B. 100s: Finance; 200s: Marketing; 300s: IT; 400s: Graphic Design; 500s: Operations; 600s: Human Resources
• C. 100s: Finance; 200s: Marketing; 300s: Management; 400s: Design; 500s: Communications; 600s: Health
• D. 100s: Finance; 200s: Business Admin; 300s: MIS; 400s: Digital Media; 500s: Marketing; 600s: Health Admin

Answer: (A)

WSAP groups its assessments into six domains that reflect core workplace functions: Finance; Business Administration; Management Information Systems; Digital Communication + Design; Management, Marketing, and Communication; and Health Administration. This exact set matches how the WSAP labels and bundles these areas, including the combined domains that show related functions (Digital Communication + Design and Management, Marketing, and Communication). Other options change or misname one or more areas—using Digital Media instead of Digital Communication + Design, splitting or renaming Marketing and Communications, or shortening Health Administration—so they don’t align with the official WSAP structure.

WSAP groups its assessments into six domains that reflect core workplace functions: Finance; Business Administration; Management Information Systems; Digital Communication + Design; Management, Marketing, and Communication; and Health Administration. This exact set matches how the WSAP labels and bundles these areas, including the combined domains that show related functions (Digital Communication + Design and Management, Marketing, and Communication). Other options change or misname one or more areas—using Digital Media instead of Digital Communication + Design, splitting or renaming Marketing and Communications, or shortening Health Administration—so they don’t align with the official WSAP structure.