Ironically, the new tax on endowments drains financial aid funds from the very schools most able to offer opportunity to those who have earned a spot but cannot otherwise afford this education.
For one internship, which receives roughly 12,000 C.V.s for about 80 spots, recruiters saved 200 hours of time while simultaneously hiring the most diverse group to date.
But clearly some people can afford it since the school has an average of at least four candidates competing for one seat during their admission cycles.
They are 538 people from all 50 states chosen by the parties, and they mirror the number of Senators and Representatives in each state plus the District of Columbia which gets three.