

Eighteen students suddenly dropped the course, while nine others didn’t even attend the final exam. Of those 27 students, El País noted, “22 had scored a perfect 100 in the midterm exam.”
Among those who took the test, the average score plunged—from 96 all the way down to 48.
Id hate to be a recruiter or interviewer for this generation of students




resume reasons, especially ivy league schools. ivy schools tend to select students based on historical alumni reasons if they aren’t top cut, and people who grew up in wealth usually had better resources growing up to be smart (but it doesn’t by default mean they are smart)