Prestige Hacking Education
Parents are investing exorbitant amounts, sometimes up to $200,000 a year, to secure their children's admission into top universities, starting as early as fifth grade. The concept of "prestige hacking" emerges as a key strategy, with companies like Crimson Education promising a 98% acceptance rate through unique approaches that emphasize perfect grades, leadership, and unconventional achievements such as starting a business or publishing academic papers. The absurdity and humor of this competitive landscape are hard to ignore.In this clip
From this podcast
My First Million
You Have 70 Days to Win the Year
Related Questions