ere born to a poor family in a bad neighborhood, infested with violence and drugs, the person would have a much smaller chance of succeeding in life than the upper-class person. It is hard for many poor to go to college because of such high tuition costs. Scholarships are available; but, even though one shows financial need, one still has to have a high grade point average and test scores. Even if one has a good mind, trying to study in a heavily gang infested neighborhood it is very difficult to continue. With both parents working two jobs, there isn't any parental guidance. Whereas, the affluent, even if busy or working, have the means to insure
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