| Or biases in educational levels. I don't think any Johnny-come-lately's gonna be let into Yale business school, let alone afford it; what with the high tuitions, lack of federal assistance, lack of legacy, and the utter squalor many of our public schools are in. So they don't get into Yale, you say; there are other places. But half of going to a big-name school is the connections and clubs you are automatically part of for going there. There are Harvard and Yale and Princeton and Dartmouth clubs all over the country, ready to give a willing hand to the alumni of their alma mater. It's a self-serving prophecy. What else would you like to add? You don't seem to say much except "yes, but..." but you don't explain further. If it's something else, spit it out!
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