> Enrollment managers know there is no shortage of deserving low-income students applying to good colleges. This may be true for Trinity College, but I don't t

> Enrollment managers know there is no shortage of deserving low-income students applying to good colleges. This may be true for Trinity College, but I don't think this is true overall. Lower-income students are already less likely to graduate from college than others: > An even larger gap between graduates of low- and high-poverty high schools was documented as well. After six years, only 18 percent of high-poverty high school graduates achieved a four-year degree compared to 52 percent from schools with low poverty rates. https://collegeforamerica.org/college-completion-low-income-students/ https://collegeforamerica.org/college-completion-low-income-... There is an interesting and somewhat depressing this American Life episode related to this, https://www.thisamericanlife.org/550/three-miles https://www.thisamericanlife.org/550/three-miles.