>At some point, you have to make comparisons with the >high-volume and reasonably high-fidelity data that you do >have rather than wishing for more perfect da

>At some point, you have to make comparisons with the >high-volume and reasonably high-fidelity data that you do >have rather than wishing for more perfect data that you'll >never have. Certain personality types complete college (fairly disciplined). Are colleges taking a disproportionate amount of credit for the career success for the people that would have been more likely to succeed anyways(with or without) college?