To use cost/benefit analysis to decide whether to attend college, a prospective student must take into account all of the following except the:
A) income which will have to be forgone during the years when the student is attending classes rather than working.
B) difference between expected lifetime earnings with a college degree and expected lifetime earnings without a college degree.
C) basic entertainment expenses during the time spent in college that the student would have spent even if not attending college.
D) additional expenses incurred while attending college, such as tuition and books.

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Basic entertainment expenses are not directly related to the decision of attending college, as they would be incurred regardless of whether the student attends college or not.

To Use Cost/benefit Analysis to Decide Whether to Attend College