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Middle East News: In response to a rise in pro-Palestine rallies and perceived anti-Israel sentiment at Ivy League universities, a number of affluent Jewish families ar

Many Jewish parents who have donated millions to Harvard and Columbia — with the plan of securing admission for their kids — suddenly no longer want the Ivy League in light of the schools' handling of war protests.

According to college admissions consultant Christopher Rim, some New York City families are leaving high-priced prep schools in favor or public schools — to up admissions odds to the Ivy League.

Command Education, founded by a Yale graduate, emphasizes the importance of genuine passions and extracurriculars for Ivy League admissions.

College admissions was turned on its head by the Supreme Court’s decision on affirmative action and a fiery ongoing debate about legacies. Everyone—including the White House—has opinions. How to apply to college during the most confusing year ever.

With 24/7 tutors and lots of hand-holding, high-end consultants are taking the admissions race in the US to the next level.

There are parents willing to pay more than $1 million to get their kid into a prestigious school.Command Educations CEO says he was offered $1.5 million to

Some wealthy parents are willing to pay Christopher Rim whatever it takes to try to get their kids into Harvard, Yale, or other Ivy League schools.

Christopher Rim, founder and CEO of Command Education, said that some New York City parents are moving to states like Kentucky and Arkansas to improve their kids' chances of elite college admissions.

Wealthy families are working with luxury college concierge services for bespoke tutoring and competitive requests.