The author concludes that being a varsity athlete in high school or college is most likely to give people an occupational advantage when

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The author states in the passage that participating in athletics can improve a person's social network and develop skills such as teamwork and leadership, which can give them an advantage in the job market. However, the author also notes that this advantage is not necessarily from being a recognized athlete or having accomplished athletic feats, but rather from the experiences and skills gained outside of the sports realm. Option A is not supported by the passage, and option B is not the focus of the author's argument. Option D is contradictory to the main point of the passage.

The Author Concludes That Being a Varsity Athlete in High