From looking at the examples of the result of extravagant educations I presented in part I of this article, one would have to concur that an expensive education, could lead to an education that produces great leaders. However, there are always exceptions to the rule. Yes, studies have shown that richer, smarter parents have richer smarter kids. However, and more importantly than more money being spent, how available funds are spent is just as important. Here are some examples of leaders whose education was much less than extravagant: Condoleezza Rice, National Security Advisor to George Bush, went to segregated public … Continue reading →