Peter Jacobs of Business Insider reports:
High-school senior Ronald Nelson had an incredibly hard decision to make this year about college — mainly because he got into all eight Ivy League universities.
And, if he didn’t care for the Ivies, he had some other desirable alternatives. To include:
Stanford, Johns Hopkins, New York University, Vanderbilt, and Washington University in St. Louis.
But Harvard would, of course, be his choice. If Harvard accepts you, then you could not imaginably reject Harvard.
Mr. Nelson did, indeed, go with the Crimson. But a different shad and in a vastly different part of the world. Seems that:
In the end, he decided on the University of Alabama and rejected offers from all eight Ivy League schools.
