The Observation That Started It All
Every year, elite private schools and universities produce an outsized number of future leaders. The common explanation? Better teachers. Better resources. Better curriculum.
But research tells a different story. The defining advantage isn't what these institutions teach. It's who students meet.
Ambitious students surrounded by ambitious peers raise each other's expectations. They share opportunities. They hold each other accountable. They form bonds that last decades and open doors throughout their careers.
This "network effect" has always been reserved for families who could afford $30,000–$60,000 tuition. We're changing that.
