Education fairs are by its nature the door to the world of education. How to get into this world of high-class business schools is incorporated in this fair by adding an unfair lottery.

The inequality of access to education is an essential question and a matter of social classes. Only 10% of the poorest population have access to higher education, compared to 77% of the higher income sector. While a lottery implies the same chances for everyone, implementing it into the context of education fairs in this special way, discloses the rather obvious defrauded system. The oxymoron of a safe lottery to rich people stands for itself, while the very limited chances for rather poor people are considered, and also cause a falsified message of hope.