(B) Since the conclusion centers on the likelihood of attending college,
economic and financial considerations for high school are outside the scope of
the argument.
(C) Since the amount of need-based aid is not directly related to whether a
student will attend college, this statement is outside the scope of the
argument.
(D) While better athletic opportunities could increase students’ chances of
admission to college, they are unrelated to whether students will actually
attend college. Also, even though the advantages of public school mentioned
in this statement were taken into account by the study, the proportion of
graduates of public schools attending colleges remains substantially lower
than the proportion of graduates of private schools.
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