What is awarded to apprentices who complete the NJATC's entire course of study and pass all examinations?

The correct answer is college credit. When apprentices complete the NJATC's entire course of study and successfully pass all of their examinations, they are eligible to earn college credit. This recognition signifies that the apprentice has not only gained the technical knowledge and skills required in the electrical field but has also achieved an educational milestone that can be beneficial for furthering their careers. College credit can also aid in furthering education, allowing apprentices to pursue advanced training or even degrees in related fields.

In contrast, while certification, diplomas, and licenses are important credentials in various contexts, they do not specifically apply to the NJATC's recognition for completing the course of study and examinations in the same manner that college credit does. Certifications often pertain to the acknowledgment of a professional skill set validated through testing, diplomas signify the completion of an educational program but may not necessarily reflect the specific apprenticeship training, and licenses are usually required to legally work in a trade but are not a direct outcome of the NJATC's course completion.