You drew a more accurate picture of reality than about 92 percent of people who have tried so far.
    You correctly guessed that children from the very poorest families face tough odds in going to college – only about one in four do.
    You underestimated the chances of college enrollment for the very richest children. In reality, about 94 percent of children from America’s richest families go to college. (You guessed around 77 percent.)