Arts advocate: Few universities require that students who are specializing in science and technology take many art courses. However, real progress in science and technology requires an element of creativity, which the arts foster. Thus, to help science and technology students succeed in their careers, universities should increase the number of art courses required for them. Which of the following would, if true, most strengthen the argument above?
A. Universities required more art courses for science and technology students in the past.
B. Participation in art courses increases students' creative thinking in their science and technology courses.
C. More students who are interested in art would specialize in science and technology if the number of art courses required for those programs were increased.
D. Some of the most prominent scientists began their careers as artists.
E. Discussion of science and technology topics in art courses increases creative thinking among students in those courses.