Multiple Choice
Why did Conant believe that an excessively large population of college students might cause disruptions in the social order?
A) He did not want government to spend the money for more colleges.
B) He believed that the nation would have a decrease in factory workers.
C) He conceived that an increase of college-bound students would mean colleges would have to lower their standards for these students and that college-educated students would be frustrated with a job market that did not require so many college degrees.
D) He believed that lower-class people would not make good use of the opportunity to go to college.
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