<p>One thing for sure is that overall he is critical about elite schools and the “previleges” of people who are associated with those schools. He thinks that they are taking unfair advantages even if they can afford pay the tuition of the elite boarding schools. What I wanted to see was more research from him on how elite boarding school students are “less qualified” and “out-performed acadmically” in college. It doesn’t make clear sense to me when he says Harvard is just like St. Paul full of rich/previleged people, how can some are “less qualified” than others of the same kind?</p>