"Student like us know we should be able to choose for ourselves whether or not to go to class. We're smart; we know what we're doing. We're in college now, and we're mature enough to be responsible. Sure, a few people may skip too many classes and end up not learning the material, but that's just a small minority. And if we don't get a chance to make mistakes, how will we ever learn to stand on our own two feet? Professors need to either leave the choice of attending classes to us or admit that they don't treat us like adults."
Group of answer choices
An implicit assumption of this passage is that professors who require class attendance do not recognize that college students are responsible.
An implicit assumption of this passage is that class attendance is not necessary for most students to learn the material.
An implicit assumption of this passage is that making mistakes is part of the college experience.