Parents increasingly question whether elite universities like Harvard are worth the cost and effort, with growing skepticism about their long-term value. Critics argue that the high price tag and intense competition may not guarantee success, challenging traditional assumptions about prestige. Liberals, in particular, appear surprised by this shift, as debates over education equity and opportunity intensify. The discussion reflects broader concerns about the fairness and practical benefits of pursuing top-tier institutions.
Should your kids go to Harvard? Many parents have their doubts — and liberals seem to be shocked.
