Read this sentence from Passage 1. Some may be bored with high school classes.Based on this idea, which ONE of the paragraphs below from Passage 2 presents the strongest argument for attending college at a younger age? A“Entering college at an early age is not for everyone. For instance, Sufiah Yusof was a mathematics prodigy who entered Oxford University at the age of 13. She abruptly quit school and was later found living on the streets.”B“A high school student who is considering early college enrollment does have other alternatives. One possibility is to become an intern or an apprentice in a field of interest. The experience will give the student a chance to try a career before committing years of study in college. A student may find a similar, useful experience with an entry-level job in his or her chosen field. Independent study programs and online college-level courses also can provide information to a student who is anxious to explore a possible career.”C“A need to find more challenging coursework is one reason why a student may decide to rush to college. Some students grow weary of hiding their higher intellect or appetite for learning just to fit in a high school crowd. Some students are curious about subjects that are not offered at a typical high school. Some believe that they know what they want to do and are impatient to get moving.”D“Students who begin a college career at an early age can achieve many successes in their lives. For example, at the age of 14 in 1909, Norbert Wiener earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Tufts University. Today, he is known as the Father of Cybernetics. Cybernetics is the science of communications in machines and living things.”
D“Students who begin a college career at an early age can achieve many successes in their lives. For example, at the age of 14 in 1909, Norbert Wiener earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Tufts University. Today, he is known as the Father of Cybernetics. Cybernetics is the science of communications in machines and living things.”
