Talent isn't the problem for rural students. Access is | Kirsten Lane

High school seniors preparing for the college admissions process face differing experiences based on their location. According to Kirsten Lane, the primary challenge for students in rural areas is not a lack of talent, but rather a lack of access. While urban students navigate the hustle and grind of admissions, rural students encounter systemic barriers to entry. This disparity highlights that talent exists across all regions, yet accessibility remains the critical issue for rural student success.