It starts two years before students even set foot on campus, causing unnecessary stress.
It extends life, makes people happier, healthier, and wealthier, and strengthens relationships.
They use strategies like premium pricing, limited production, and rationing to create scarcity.
They have adopted a luxury brand strategy, saying no to over 90% of applicants.
They are seen as less political, less expensive, and more focused on traditional college experiences.
They are often the wealthiest students and contribute significantly to the university's cash flow.
It has been weaponized by DEI programs that don't translate to progress but contribute to student debt.
They provide a significant advantage to wealthy, loyal customers and boost donations.
Universities act like luxury brands, restricting supply for profit and ego, not public service.
They meet minimum academic requirements and provide tuition-free vocational programs.
As read by George Hahn.
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