If a student identifies "family doesn't have enough money for college" as a barrier to her long-term education goal, which of the following is not a sensible solution? 1. Change long-term career goal to a field that doesn't require college.
2. Research student loans and other grants online
3. Contact the college about scholarship opportunities.
4. Consult a recruiter about ROTC programs or the G. I. Bill.

A.

Explanation:

If a student is facing financial issues for college fees he/she should not be discouraged as the federal government has reformed several financial aids.

The federal government of the United States understand the importance of education for the growth of child and nation as a whole, so they have invested in educational institution to help those students whose parents are unable to pay their college fees.

The unwise idea in such situation is to change long-term career goal. The student should not do this. Rather he/she should inquire about scholarship in their college, search for the grants and student loans, or consult a recruiter.

Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

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