Sheila doesn’t have a lot of money for college tuition, but she really would like to go to college. What can she do while she’s
in high school to achieve her goal? A. learn as much as she can about her desired career B. take classes in high school that will give her college credit C. decide on a less expensive career D. wait until she graduates before deciding her next move E. quit school and start college right way
B. take classes in high school that will give her college credit.
Explanation:
This is one of the ways in which Sheila might be able to attend college. By taking some classes in high school that will give her college credit, Sheila would most likely lessen the load of classes that she has to take in college. This will allow her to take less classes in college each year, reducing the fees she pays. Otherwise, she could also choose to take more classes each year, but stay in school for less time. Either way, her tuition costs are likely to be lower.
B.take classes in high school that will give her college credit
Explanation:
There are high school courses which exempts a person from taking a few courses in college level. In order to avoid paying a hefty amount of fees at a college level.
C. less expensive career would not help her get through college
A. learning about desired career would help but not in getting through college
D. quitting school would do the opposite: it would increase her college tuition even more
