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Disregarding the general reality that socioeconomics broadly has an impact on academic performance as a result of the resources people have throughout their dev
by hellotomyrars 4y ago
Disregarding the general reality that socioeconomics broadly has an impact on academic performance as a result of the resources people have throughout their development, there are only so many scholarships an Ivy League school will offer. So regardless of your hard work you are potentially or primarily limited by your ability to pay to begin with.
Being able to afford an Ivy League education is a position of privilege. Both for tuition and also everything else someone needs to live.
- rougka 4y agoYes that is correct but that is of course correct for any higher education school be it Ivy League or not. Even public school education is restricted to some by economic situation and the quality is highly variable across locations. By that logic community college is also a privilege granted upon those with enough money for tuition and enough time to attend This is of course taking one facet of Capitalism, calling it by a scare word (privilege) and forgetting about at all the other identical parts