The Opportunity Cost of Going to College for a Student

question 136

Multiple Choice

The opportunity cost of going to college for a student receiving a scholarship

• A) is the income that she would have earned if she did not go to college.
• B) is the risk of dropping out.
• C) is the food and living expenses that she has to purchase while in college.
• D) is zero because she does not have to pay tuition.

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