Read the selection from the section "Public Or Private?" Any school that participates in the federal student aid programs is required to provide information on its cost of attendance on its website. The school is also required to provide a net price calculator, which will give you an idea of how much a program may cost after subtracting any financial aid. Which conclusion is BEST supported by the selection above? (A) Visiting a school's website will help form an accurate estimate of the total cost of attending as well as any financial aid you may be able to expect. (B) Schools that did not provide accurate information about their cost of attendance and financial aid were penalized by the federal government in the past. (C) Students are guaranteed to receive federal financial aid if they visit a school's website and use its net price calculator to figure out the cost. (D) Many schools do not participate in federal student aid programs and make it difficult for students to calculate the price of attendance. 2 Read the following statement. Students seeking a more one-on-one or personal experience may benefit from attending a college rather than a university. Which sentence from the article BEST supports the statement above? (A) They may be nonprofit colleges, such as those run by private foundations or religious denominations. (B) Universities offer bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees, and sometimes have professional schools such as a law school or medical school. (C) Universities tend to be larger than colleges, may have larger class sizes, and often focus on scholarly or scientific research. (D) Because costs are often lower and admission is more open at two-year colleges, many students begin their college careers here. 3 Which statement accurately represents the relationship between the article's central ideas? (A) Students should be able to find a program that is affordable and focused on their long-term goals; for this reason, schools must post student aid programs on their websites. (B) Students should