Ep. 251 | Why "normal" may trump "super-selective" when it comes to colleges

In this episode, I make the case that prestige, ranking, and name recognition may not be the best predictors of a successful college experience.

Sometimes, attending a "normal college" might be the best call. 

If you are a student (or parent) who is obsessing about the chances of being admitted to the highest-ranking college possible, this episode may give you permission to exhale.

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