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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mean, duh?? Wealthy, high achieving people produce wealthy, high achieving children. SHOCKER!! That has nothing to do with the college. What's more interesting is [b]the colleges that can take low income students and propel them into higher brackets[/b]. Here's that list. Top performers on social mobility, per US News: - Keiser University - UC-Riverside - CSU-Long Beach - Florida International University - UC-Merced - University of LaVerne - CSU Fullerton - Oakland City University - Rutgers University Newark - UC Irvine - UIC Chicao - CUNY City College - CSU San Bernadino - Russell Sage College - San Francisco State - UC Santa Barbara - Chatham University - UC Santa Cruz - UNC Greensboro Not a single top 50 college on the list until all the way down to number 46, which is UCLA. University of Florida is #75. UC Berkeley #105. [b]Elite private schools? No where to be found until you scroll reaaaally far down. NYU is #140. Princeton is #186.[/b] [/quote] So, the lesson is: low income students should not go to the elite private schools, if they want to become wealthy. [/quote]
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