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Episode 29: Can Being a Valedictorian Predict Future Success?
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We have all encountered them in high school and college, or, you may even be one of them: students with very high GPAs, worthy of being recognized as valedictorians. There are numerous evident benefits to working hard to earn the highest grade in your cohort, including scholarships, grants, the recognition of course, and making your parents proud. However, we were curious to know, over the long term, is being a valedictorian a predictor of future success?
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