do you agree that As mentioned in Dr. Curran's video, opportunity cost is the loss of potential gains from other alternatives when one alternative has been chosen. When making the decision to attend UMFK, I was faced with a couple of different opportunity costs. The first and most major opportunity cost was that I was unable to work as much as I like and am used to. I've always been someone who has really enjoyed working, and when making the decision to attend UMFK, I had to come to terms with the fact that I wouldn't be able to work as many hours as I like in order to be able to complete my schooling. Although I'm still able to maintain my work while attending UMFK, it was still a major change that I had to accept and learn to work with. Another opportunity cost that occurred with my choice to attend college here, was that I was giving up a lot of my free-time. Whenever I would just spend most of my time working, I would still have free time afterwards to see friends and family, but now it's become a little more difficult to do that because when