Read the case study below and choose the best possible answer to the following question.

During Jennifer's first year of college, she and her friends made a weekly trip to the mall. Most of the time they would

just hang out, but Jennifer had applied for several store credit cards. It didn't seem like a big deal. She would buy a few

things each week, and the card made it really easy. Jennifer had a work$-$study job on campus, but with all her other

bills, she was having a hard time making the card payments. At the end of the semester she was $$2,000$ in debt and was

two months behind in making the minimum payments.

Question.

What is one thing Jennifer can do to correct her situation?

Meet with a trustworthy financial advisor who can help her establish a plan to pay off her outstanding debt and

teach her how to use credit cards responsibly.

Drop out of school to get a full$-$time job so she can pay off her debt.

Choose the card with the highest outstanding balance and only make payments to that one until it is paid off. Once

paid off, start making payments to the card with the second highest balance.

File for bankruptcy.