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Well, for one, when economy isn't a factor, then academic prowess is a stronger predictor for who goes to college. Which seems more fair, and to garner more uti
by estomagordo 8y ago
Well, for one, when economy isn't a factor, then academic prowess is a stronger predictor for who goes to college. Which seems more fair, and to garner more utility.
It would also mean less horrific student loan situations.
- imgabe 8y ago> when economy isn't a factor, then academic prowess is a stronger predictor for who goes to college I'd be interested in seeing data on that. Family income and "academic prowess" are often highly correlated, since higher income families tend to have better educated parents to begin with and are more able to pay for tutors and additional help.