Question

a student looking for open-entry, open-exit courses should look at: a. highly selective colleges. b. four-year colleges. c. community colleges. d. vocational colleges.

Explanation:

Highly selective colleges (A) have strict admission criteria, so they aren't open - entry. Four - year colleges (B) often have more structured admission and progression, not open - exit. Vocational colleges (D) focus on specific vocational training with more defined entry/exit for programs. Community colleges (C) are known for open - entry (flexible admission, no strict selectivity) and open - exit (students can start/stop as per their needs, like taking a few courses or completing a degree over time).

Answer:

C. community colleges.