> Schools should really have skin in the game in terms of financial success of the students afterwards. Some of them do, and this manifests as admitting lower-

> Schools should really have skin in the game in terms of financial success of the students afterwards. Some of them do, and this manifests as admitting lower-performing rich kids and maintaining an active alumni network for placing graduates into jobs. (The 'skin' here is making sure the donation and endowment stream remains robust over time).