In Evaluating Colleges, Students and Parents Are Likely to Judge

question 195

Multiple Choice

In evaluating colleges, students and parents are likely to judge a school

• A) strictly on the basis of major curriculums offered.
• B) based on the tuition.
• C) by the collection of benefits offered by the school.
• D) on the anticipated rate of return on their tuition investment.

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Definitions:

Kitchen Debate

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