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Here's a related article from today's SF Chronicle about college attendance and family wealth:

College attendance: How family income impacts who goes to Stanford vs. UCLA and UC Berkeley

Summary:
- After normalizing for grades and test scores, private colleges in California except for CalTech still have a higher proportion of students from the top 1% of income. Loyola Marymount is the top with 7x the amount students from the top 1% than their share of the population.
- The public UC schools have a significantly lower proportion of students from the top 1%.
- Attendance depends on 3 factors: applications, admissions, and enrollment.  The discrepancy is different at each college but the results are similar.

[cctop]

Here's a related article from today's SF Chronicle about college attendance and family wealth:

College attendance: How family income impacts who goes to Stanford vs. UCLA and UC Berkeley

Summary:
- After normalizing for grades and test scores, private colleges in California except for CalTech still have a higher proportion of students from the top 1% of income. Loyola Marymount is the top with 7x the amount students from the top 1% than their share of the population.
- The public UC schools have a significantly lower proportion of students from the top 1%.
- Attendance depends on 3 factors: applications, admissions, and enrollment.  The discrepancy is different at each college but the results are similar.