Which statement best describes how the author views the way that incarcerated, or formerly incarcerated, people are treated when they disclose their crimes on certain applications?

A. He thinks they are unfairly judged for their crimes or feel as if they will be judged and don’t finish the application.
B. He thinks their criminal history has no impact on whether or not they are accepted into academic programs, but they’re treated differently when they arrive.

C. He thinks they are only allowed to apply to certain colleges and are denied any funding from financial aid organizations.
D. He thinks they are not allowed any privacy, as students and teachers of the college they apply to are notified of their criminal status.