 The neighborhood effect on education refers to how neighborhoods receive different educational resources due to the neighborhood's wealth which impacts students' academic achievements such as test scores, grade point averages, and professional connections.The neighborhood effect on education can impact the quality of teachers, school programs, clubs, and campus environment students might experience.Multiple studies confirm that a "neighborhood's poverty, a poor educational climate, the proportion of ethnic/migrant groups, and social disorganization" together all contribute to the lack of academic success among students in that area.