In Canada,how Is the Decision to Attend University Perceived

question 138

Multiple Choice

In Canada,how is the decision to attend university perceived?

• A) It is not considered normative.
• B) It is no longer affected by life chances.
• C) It is,in one sense,an indirect product of the decisions made by so many married mothers to enter the work force in the 1960s and 1970s.
• D) It is rarely based on financial considerations.

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