easy · LSAT Logical Reasoning
A university is deciding whether to use its surplus budget to offer more scholarships or to build a new student recreation center. The university chooses to offer scholarships, stating that its fundamental goal is to increase access to education for students from diverse backgrounds.
The university's choice most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?
- Funds should be channeled toward widening access to education before being spent on facilities that serve non-academic ends.
- Diversity of student background should be the sole criterion governing university admissions.
- A recreation center matters less to students' health than their academic performance does.
- A university should construct new facilities only after granting a scholarship to every qualified applicant.
- A university should spend its surplus on whatever option the largest share of students would prefer.
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