Interesting Footnote in Amicus Brief Regarding Selectivity of Ivies and Other Selective Schools

[InfinityMan]

@GMTPlus7 The link you provided suggests that it was the income levels that made them struggle, not their SAT scores

When you read about those gaps, you might assume that they mostly have to do with ability. Rich kids do better on the SAT, so of course they do better in college. But ability turns out to be a relatively minor factor behind this divide. If you compare college students with the same standardized-test scores who come from different family backgrounds, you find that their ** educational outcomes reflect their parents’ income, not their test scores.**