Similarly, well off college students who are able to pay for college regularly do not have to pay, due to the advantages they obtained by attending better elementary, middle, and high school educational institutions, which translated into better standardized scores, that are appealing to universities when it comes to recruiting. Because of this, there's less investment to be had for college students who actually need it. This ends up reinforcing the existing perception that conflict theorists hold, that educational systems in general, preserves the status quo and further lowers the status of the
Similarly, well off college students who are able to pay for college regularly do not have to pay, due to the advantages they obtained by attending better elementary, middle, and high school educational institutions, which translated into better standardized scores, that are appealing to universities when it comes to recruiting. Because of this, there's less investment to be had for college students who actually need it. This ends up reinforcing the existing perception that conflict theorists hold, that educational systems in general, preserves the status quo and further lowers the status of the