Is it click bait here, too? Some families want to control their kids’ college choices.
Some parents always have.
If the point is some post-election shift, a few revelations from private counselors doesn’t seem substantial enough. So what if one finds, “Many won’t consider Oberlin or Wesleyan, and Brown is completely off the table?”
That’s not new. And the author admits, “…there isn’t much evidence that political vetoes are hurting colleges. Yale hardly lacks for applicants, after all. Neither does Brown.”
So, how are we supposed to react? Get all alarmed?