Question

elijah has an opportunity to study abroad, but this will cost $5000 more than his regular college tuition. he wants to have a career in international finance when he graduates, so this opportunity will be particularly valuable for his career. his parents encourage him to go and tell him that they will help pay back the loan next year when they are done paying his brothers college tuition. is this a good use of credit? (1 point) no, he cannot be sure of the terms of the loan. no, students should never go into debt for education. yes, it will benefit him and his parents pay some of it. yes, borrowing is always fine if it is related to education.

Explanation:

Elijah's study - abroad opportunity is valuable for his international finance career. His parents' offer to help pay back the loan next year (after paying his brother's tuition) indicates some financial support. While borrowing for education isn't always "always fine" (eliminating the last option), and students can go into debt for beneficial educational opportunities (eliminating the second option), and there's no indication of uncertainty about loan terms (eliminating the first option). The opportunity has career value and parental support for repayment.

Answer:

Yes, it will benefit him and his parents pay some of it.