it does tho. The higher your education level the more you can earn, it's statically proven.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/233301/median-household-income-in-the-united-states-by-education/
Do you have a statistics / data related degree?
I don't have, but I know statistics aren't proofs.
They're just numbers.
Two things.
1. People who get higher education usually start on a better position (for example BassTrackerBoats grandchildren).
Those people statistically have less problems dealing with people / society etc, so it's easier for them to attend an offline degree and go through school.
2. People who get higher degrees, have a lot more time to learn, educate themselves cause they won in the monetary way in some way.
The more money your family has, the higher is probability you won't burn out and will be able to maintain focus on getting higher education.
It will feel like you've made it early when you're born in middle class or higher.
If you're born poor, no matter what you do, there is no way to get out of that. It has side effects no matter what you do.
If you're born poor and get a degree, you might get even more poor.
I saw things like that happen in front of me. I didn't read that magically from statistics.
It's an outlier who gets higher degree, while being dirt poor, has mental health issues etc.