Which doesn't really address Walter's point that, in practice, people who have to pay from their own wallet (not their parents) for an education at a non-presti

Which doesn't really address Walter's point that, in practice, people who have to pay from their own wallet (not their parents) for an education at a non-prestigious school do tend to work hard. In my observation those who do not engage with the material are more like to just drop out, rather than waste their money.