>Those rejected by fraternities, even though they have higher GPAs, earn 36 percent less than those accepted by fraternities. This is not a correct statement b

>Those rejected by fraternities, even though they have higher GPAs, earn 36 percent less than those accepted by fraternities. This is not a correct statement based on the abstract of the paper. The group of people that did not join fraternities does not consist entirely of "those rejected by fraternities", but those who are rejected and those who didn't bother applying in the first place.