Jordan was born and raised in New York and he is has been accepted by a public four-year college in Charleston, South Carolina. He has also been accepted to a public four-year college in upstate New York. He can receive equivalent educations at both schools. What objective advantage does one college have over the other college?(1 point)

Question

Jordan was born and raised in New York and he is has been accepted by a public four-year college in Charleston, South Carolina. He has also been accepted to a public four-year college in upstate New York. He can receive equivalent educations at both schools. What objective advantage does one college have over the other college?(1 point)
Responses

The New York college is closer to his parents.
The New York college is closer to his parents.

Charleston is warmer than NY and usually does not get snow.
Charleston is warmer than NY and usually does not get snow.

The New York college is in the mountains and is closer to the outdoor activities that Jordan enjoys.
The New York college is in the mountains and is closer to the outdoor activities that Jordan enjoys.

The New York college will be less expensive since Jordan will get in-state resident tuition rates.
The New York college will be less expensive since Jordan will get in-state resident tuition rates.

GPT-4o mini · Answer

The most objective advantage that one college has over the other, based on the information provided, is:

The New York college will be less expensive since Jordan will get in-state resident tuition rates.

This statement indicates a clear financial benefit tied to residency, which can significantly affect Jordan's overall college experience and debt load compared to the out-of-state option.