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“If things are broken at elite universities, things are broken, period.”

Posted on August 22, 2019 by Admissions.Blog

Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut

If you can read only one thing this year that encapsulates the current state of life at far too many American colleges and universities, and thus, life in America, read this intense and amazing essay by writer and Yale graduate Natalia Dashan. This essay is a window into the life those chasing admission into selective colleges and universities can expect – whether they realize it or not.

More: “The Real Problem At Yale Is Not Free Speech” via Palladium Magazine

Filed Under: Advice & Analysis, College Life, First Person, Yale

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