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Driving Upward Economic Mobility — with Professor Raj Chetty | The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

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Understanding Disparities in College Attendance and Entry

Kids from lower income families are 77 times more likely to attend college than kids from higher income families. However, this doesn't mean it's solely the fault of the higher education system. There are various disparities that children from different backgrounds face throughout their lives, resulting in this statistic. Even if two students have the same SAT score, those from top 1% families are still two or two and a half times more likely to attend an Ivy League college compared to middle-class families. In summary, multiple factors contribute to the overall outcome of 77.

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