A 2002 study determined that for applicants admitted to Ivy League schools, the difference in later earnings between those who got an Ivy League education and those who opted to attend less prestigious schools instead was very small. True or False?
The study determined that success in terms of earnings in the later years of life had little to do with where the candidate went to college and more so influenced by personal attributes and skills. It showed this by studying candidates who chose to not attend Ivy League schools and instead chose less prestigious schools.
