WHAT DO YOU WANT (REALLY, REALLY WANT) OUT OF YOUR COLLEGE EDUCATION?
PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?
A. “‘What do you expect me to do, quit and go to medical school? Sure, I wish my work had more meaning, but the money is simply too good, and I can’t afford to quit.’” ( Paragraph 6)
B. “No student can afford to ignore the costs of education, and no parents send their child off to college hoping that they will emerge unemployed, or worse yet, unemployable.” ( Paragraph 10)
C. “We eagerly pursue many activities in life in spite of the fact that no one pays us to do them – getting and staying married, raising children, enjoying the company of friends, reading books, traveling, gardening, cooking, playing sports and so on.” ( Paragraph 11)
D. “At its best, education does not merely provide career training and job placement. It also helps us to find our path in life, by challenging us to examine ourselves, the world around us, and our vision of the kinds of lives and world we hope to build.” ( Paragraph 12)