When you’ve finished drawing, we’ll compare your line to the reality for children born in the early 1980s, based on research by a team of economists. Or for one that spikes or dips for the very richest. Or here is one for a situation in which chances level off after a certain income threshold. If you think the odds are especially harsh for children from the poorest families, but higher for middle- and higher-income children, your drawing would instead look like this.
If you think the chances of enrolling in college (or vocational school) are about the same for everyone, you should draw something like this. We’d like you to draw your guess for every income level on the chart below. How likely is it that children who grow up in very poor families go to college? How about children who grow up in very rich families?
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