If a girl does not receive financial information for higher education, which support would be useful?

Correct answer: Information about scholarships and admission support

Answer: A, information about scholarships and admission support. A student may wish to continue studying but may not know about fees, scholarships, application dates, eligibility conditions, documents, or admission procedures. Clear and reliable guidance can help her and her family identify possible financial assistance and complete the next steps. This is called transition support because it helps the learner move from one level of education to the next. Option A directly addresses the financial and procedural barrier. Option B removes the educational opportunity rather than solving the problem. Option C reduces guidance at exactly the time when career planning may be useful. Option D gives a discouraging and false message that ignores the value of education. A helpful memory cue is: when money or admission information is a barrier, connect the student with scholarships and guidance, not with withdrawal from school.