Won't it take a very long time for the high school graduate to even reach $100,000 in his investment account, assuming he doesn't win a lottery? If the high sc

Won't it take a very long time for the high school graduate to even reach $100,000 in his investment account, assuming he doesn't win a lottery? If the high school graduate is contributing some monthly amount to an investment account, then the college-educated graduate could also invest at the same rate, making the difference in gains greater again. On top of that, a college graduate has the potential to invest an greater amount than the high school graduate based on the difference in income.