Ivy league schools, including Harvard, have always made money off of their ability to mix the paint of the smart with the wealthy and call it the same color. It

Ivy league schools, including Harvard, have always made money off of their ability to mix the paint of the smart with the wealthy and call it the same color. It's always been one way to pass on an inheritance, but in this increasingly meritocratic world, more and more people are realizing that simply attending a school is not much of an indicator of ability or knowledge.