Highlight details that support the main idea of the passage. Getting a college degree remains a good investment, but the current distribution is unfair. The distribution of federal and state financial aid dollars leaves many families of modest means out in the cold. Between 1992 and 2004, the odds that a high school graduate who took at least Algebra II would decide not to go to college went up among all income groups except the very wealthiest. Sadly, students from families of modest means have also become more likely to drop out from public colleges and universities—leaving with debts, not degrees. –“Make the First Two Years of College Free,” Sara Goldrick-Rab and Nancy Kendall Which details best support the main idea of the passage? Check all that apply. “getting a college degree” “the current distribution is unfair” “leaves many families of modest means out” “not to go to college went up” “drop out . . . leaving with debts, not degrees”