Ok, another question. If a person is taking a Literature course at a junior college because they were interested in learning about Literature, although the person is not taking Literature for professional development, but a Literature course would help the person develop professional skills, such as written communication skills and research skills that are needed on a job and after completing the Literature course the person plan on transferring to a university to receive an advanced degree in a different field such Art in order to get a job in Art. Does the person qualify for the Lifetime Learning credit in this scenario?
