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Equalizing, But Not Greatly: High School Resources and Socioeconomic Inequalities in College Destinations

  • SES differences in highly-most competitive colleges are wider among students who do not have school earned marks of distinction.
  • For all the resources that occur in high SES-schools they offer substantial benefits to high-SES students but none to low-SES ones.
  • This study identifies potential in schools to compensate for family resource inequalities. Schools with IB programs appear to be successful in ensuring that the benefits of this program reach low-SES students.
  • Private schools also appear to have social resources that benefit low-SES students just as much as high-SES students.
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