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CR · Critical Reasoning
605-655
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In a recent survey about financial awareness among college freshmen, it was found that 40% of students reported having "considerable financial obligations." These obligations may include paying for their own living expenses or assisting family members. Additionally, another report indicates that there is a widespread issue with financial literacy among college students. It reveals that 75% of freshmen have never participated in a financial education program, despite the same percentage of students having opened a savings account, and half of those account holders have overdrafted their accounts.
Which of the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the statements above?
Which of the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the statements above?
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A. Colleges should consider adding financial education programs to their required courses.
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B. At least 40% of college freshmen have part-time jobs to manage their finances.
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C. The number of college freshmen with considerable financial obligations is less than the number of students who have overdrafted their accounts.
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D. All college freshmen who help pay for living expenses or assist their families have considerable financial obligations.
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E. Most college students do not have any financial obligations to their families.
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PavanajJan 2, 2025
Great question!
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