The Aristocracy That Let Me In - Stanford Politics
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Over the past seven years, I received over $330,000 of need-based financial aid, and it gave me a one-way ticket to the new American elite.
O ver the past seven years, I received over $330,000 of need-based financial aid, and it gave me a one-way ticket to the new American elite. I grew up attending public schools in Iowa and Ohio until increasing frustration with my schooling led my family and me to reply to a flier that we received alerting us to the existence of boarding schools. Up until then, I believed boarding schools only existed in England; I had never heard of “Exeter” or “Andover.” I applied to four schools and chose to attend the Middlesex School of Concord, Massachusetts, despite knowing essentially nothing about the
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