One major part of the opportunity costs of one's decision to go to college after high-school graduation is the:
A) Additional income that one can get if one had a college degree
B) Education that one gets while in college
C) High-school diploma needed in order to apply for college
D) Full-time job that one could have gotten instead of going to college

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The opportunity cost of going to college after high-school graduation is the full-time job that one could have gotten instead of going to college. This means that while attending college and earning a degree has its benefits, it also means giving up the income that could have been earned by working full-time during the same period.

One Major Part of the Opportunity Costs of One's Decision