Hello, can you please help me answering this questions in short paragraphs and explaining it to me.

Consider D'Angelo Russell, the former Ohio State basketball player who left OSU after his freshman season to turn pro. He obviously had a full-ride athletic scholarship at OSU.

#1: Was his opportunity cost of continuing to attend OSU higher or lower than your opportunity cost of attending college?

#2: Currently, due to the pandemic, the state of Ohio, like other states, is doing more poorly with higher than usual unemployment rate at 10.9% (the usual is around 5%). Is the opportunity cost of graduate school higher or lower? In other words, say you just graduated with your bachelor's degree this summer and you are considering getting a job or going to graduate school. Is your opportunity cost of graduate school in 2020 higher or lower than in previous years?

For the next question, we will consider a crime. Many states are having issues with meth labs.

#3: Who is more likely to be operating a meth lab, your chemistry professor, or someone who is currently unemployed? Why?

#4: who do you think gets paid more, your accounting professor or your philosophy professor? Why?