Question

a student is accepted to a well - respected, but expensive, university. attending the university will require the student to take out a large student loan. what is an e
a. improved personal credit score
b. guaranteed post - college employment
c. reduced federal income tax burden
d. greater lifetime earning potential

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Taking a student loan doesn't directly improve a personal credit score; in fact, mismanaging it can harm it.
• Option B: Attending an expensive university doesn't guarantee post - college employment.
• Option C: Student loans don't lead to a reduced federal income tax burden.
• Option D: A well - respected university education often leads to better job opportunities and thus greater lifetime earning potential, which is a common economic benefit of higher education.

Answer:

D. greater lifetime earning potential