Maybe Ivy League schools develop students for the job? My state school was known to develop students to “work” in Silicon Valley. Those individuals with the hi

Maybe Ivy League schools develop students for the job? My state school was known to develop students to “work” in Silicon Valley. Those individuals with the highest grades are judged, by their professor’s grades, to be the most successful at that goal? Plus, if you’re going to an Ivy League school, maybe your support network (parents, extended family and friends, mentors) is also operating at the same level. By growing up in that environment you have instilled in you the values or standards required for entrepreneurship. And don’t forget, if you’re going to find yourself in a jam, does that network have the knowledge and experience to help? Do they have disposable cash to make a mistake go away faster (years rather than decades). If life was unlimited and wellness undiminished by age, then I’m sure we’d have so many more 80+ year-old success stories. It’s just life’s selection process, and each of these benefits make the possible outcomes more probable. Stay in school. Don’t do drugs.