The study reveals a concerning trend where a select few prestigious institutions, particularly Harvard, dominate the education of the global elite, suggesting an aristocratic rather than a meritocratic system.
Research by Salas Diaz and Young shows that 92% of American elites were educated in the U.S. and highlights how education paths are often aligned with national boundaries.
The findings indicate that among the global elite, nearly one in five attended Ivy League schools, with Harvard being the most frequented, educating 10% of this powerful group.
Harvard's exceptional impact is underscored by 41 of its graduates leading Fortune 500 companies and eight serving as presidents, emphasizing its role in shaping leadership.
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