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by confuse mind » Mon May 21, 2012 10:56 pm
According to a recent research study, more than 90% percent of graduates of private high schools in a certain county continue their education in college. By contrast, only 65% of graduates of public high schools subsequently pursue college education. Therefore, if parents in the county wish to increase the likelihood that their children will attend college, they should send them to private rather than public schools.

Which of the following statements would most seriously weaken the argument above?

Graduates of private schools typically score higher on standardized tests and other tests of academic achievement.
While private schools are typically very expensive, attendance of public school is free for the residents of the county.
In comparison with graduates of private schools, a substantially greater proportion of public school graduates receive need-based financial aid for their college education.
In comparison with private schools, public schools provide more opportunities for student involvement in sports and other athletic activities, which almost always increase the likelihood of students' acceptance to colleges.
Since most public schools are located in rural areas of the county populated primarily by farmers, nearly 30% of students from public high schools choose to pursue farming occupations rather than apply to colleges.


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by justharsha » Tue May 22, 2012 2:44 pm
I think its D.

I don't see how E can be the answer
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by ice_rush » Tue May 22, 2012 4:02 pm
an increase in the likelihood of students' acceptance to colleges DOES NOT account for the 25% difference. we need something more concrete than just likelihood. choice (E) does that.



(E) is correct.


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