Salvadore, whose parents are in the middle class, has a GPA of 3.9. Similarly, Barbara, whose parents are in the working class, also maintains a GPA of 3.9. What is likely to occur?
A. Salvadore is more likely to attend college than Barbara.
B. Salvadore and Barbara are both likely to attend college.
C. Barbara is more likely to attend college than Salvadore.
D. Neither Salvadore nor Barbara is likely to attend college.
Answer: A
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