I'd be extremely wary of asserting that privately educated kids are any more successful at university than state-educated kids (on the same course) when there's no evidence to bear this out.
If, however, you want to convince yourself that the amount of money you've spent on your child's education means they're smarter than the rest, go right ahead and believe that.
Universities don't select for whether a candidate has "reached their full potential". They select for what that potential is.
If, however, you want to convince yourself that the amount of money you've spent on your child's education means they're smarter than the rest, go right ahead and believe that.
Universities don't select for whether a candidate has "reached their full potential". They select for what that potential is.