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Do you have a source on this? That’s really interesting if true.
by csto12 10mo ago
Do you have a source on this? That’s really interesting if true.
- cm2012 10mo agoSure. There are many studies but here is one. Will Dobbie & Roland Fryer (NBER) This study uses regression-discontinuity around exam cutoffs at Brooklyn Tech, Bronx Science, and Stuyvesant. It finds increased rigor of coursework but little impact on SAT scores, college enrollment, or college graduation, which are key predictors of lifetime earnings (and typically closely linked to earnings outcomes). https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w17286/w17286.pdf https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w17286/w172...
- grumpy_coder 10mo agoThe schools studied in that paper are free, or close to free. Not $50,000 per anum And I don't think OP was suggesting it's the quality of education that affects outcomes in attendees of expensive private high schools.
- cm2012 10mo agoThere are very similar studies for private schools, can't find this second