Do medical schools indirectly prefer rich/wealthy applicants?

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Boxing, MMA, ummm being an infantryman in combat. Roofing. Masonry. Drug dealing. Gangbanging. Stripping. Professional sports. Hard labor of all sorts. There are quite a number of things for which developing the requisite skills to do would be more difficult to be rich at the start of them. Because options....

Also, trust fund kids aren't good at anything, a lot of times. Maybe there's a middle ground. Not too much, but enough to build a future, might be best for the most options and incentive at skill building in general.

But also...bumping old threads should be done for specific reasons--some coherent and cogent addendum, a new angle, a new question...not necessarily to ramble circumstantially. unless trolling. then of course, by all means.

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Yes, the affluent have advantages.

But if you cultivate a strong, unwavering belief in self it helps and is its own reward.
 
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