Life is not a race to get into the best college from "summary" of Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be by Frank Bruni
In the frenzied pursuit of acceptance letters from prestigious universities, many students and parents lose sight of the bigger picture. They believe that the name of the college one attends will determine their fate and define their worth. This mindset turns the college admissions process into a high-stakes competition, where success is measured by acceptance to elite institutions. However, this perspective overlooks the fact that life is not a linear journey with a singular destination. Success and fulfillment can be found in many different paths, not just the ones that lead to Ivy League schools. As Frank Bruni argues in his book, "Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be," the name on your diploma does not dictate your future happiness or success. It is essential to remember that the college you attend is ...
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