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> It's not significantly more people. Ok, well it is more people than the amount of spots that they take up. > Those schools have more money. No one else does
by stale2002 6y ago
> It's not significantly more people.
Ok, well it is more people than the amount of spots that they take up.
> Those schools have more money. No one else does.
Ok, so if an elite person takes up one spot, but the extra money allows 2 more spots to open up, then that is a net increase in total number of slots. So that is still a benefit to the extra people who can go to that college.
- tfehring 6y agoSpots at elite universities are constrained for the sake of artificial scarcity, not because of financial considerations.