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Socioeconomic Impact on College Attendance by José R. is a document available to read on EtoBox.

While access to education has improved over time, social inequalities persist. Data shows that educational attainment remains strongly tied to family background, even for those with similar IQs. Children from wealthy families receive over 4 more years of schooling on average than children from poor families with the same IQ. Expanding access to high school has not led to equalization of income - educational inequality may have declined but economic inequality has not. Overall, the evidence suggests that soc

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José R.

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EN