Since most colleges and universities charge the same tuition to every student regardless of what time students choose to take their classes,
A)the schools must develop some type of non-price rationing device.
B)it follows that all classes will have a shortage of seats.
C)it follows that all classes will have a surplus of seats.
D)it follows that the market for seats in college classes will always be in equilibrium.

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Since tuition is the same regardless of class timing, schools need a non-price rationing device, like registration priority, to allocate limited seats in popular classes.

Since Most Colleges and Universities Charge the Same Tuition to Every