Question

One benefit of a community college is

fewer choices for career paths
increased choices of career paths
greater demand for two-year degrees
reduced costs compared to four-year degrees

Answer 1

The answer is D.
Community colleges have less topics to major/minor in, but cost much less than a 4-year college. And since having less majors/minors isn't a benefit, the answer is D.

Answer 2

The correct answer is: reduced costs compared to four-year degrees.

There are many benefits of attending a community college, but the most notable one is the huge difference between the costs of it when you compare it to four-year degrees. It has been estimated that the average net price for a year studying in a community college is of $8060, while the average for a year in a four-year degree is of $18, 869.