Another consequence of highly credentialed societies involves a concept referred to as "credential crises". Which of the following is NOT a factor related to "credential crises"? Question 15 options: a) there are only so many admission spaces a college or university has and at some point those will fill up until a saturation point is reached. b) the costs of education have risen astronomically and most can no longer afford to send their children to college except for the very wealthy. c) the more expensive it becomes to attend college, the more grant money becomes available for those that need it so that no child is left behind and all have an equal opportunity to attend college if they choose to. d) the credential crises has produced "diploma mills" and for-profit institutions, such as The University of Phoenix, that basically gives you a degree once you have paid them a certain amount of money