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“Jackâ€s investigation redirects attention from the matter of access to the matter of
inclusion. Rather than parse the spurious meritocracy of admissions, his book challenges
universities to support the diversity they indulge in advertising.――New Yorker“What Jack
discovered challenges us to think carefully about the campus lives of poor students and the
responsibility elite institutions have for not only their education but also their social and economic
mobility…The Privileged Poor breaks new ground on social and educational questions of great
import.――Washington Post“[An] eye-opening exposure of what itâ€s like to be poor on
elite college campuses…Jackâ€s book brings home the pain and reality of on-campus poverty
and puts the blame squarely on elite institutions for fostering policies that often ‘emphasize
class differences, amplifying students†feelings of difference and undercutting their sense of
belonging.â€â€•â€•Washington Post“A sobering reminder that, despite considerable efforts
in recent years to increase the intake of talented young adults from disadvantaged backgrounds
into leading universities and colleges, much more needs to be done to prepare and support them
during their studies if they are to thrive.――Andrew Jack, Financial Times“[An] examination
of the way elite colleges and universities welcome, and donâ€t welcome, students from the
working classes.――Edwin Aponte, The Nation“This bookâ€s central message is as plain
as it is substantial: access is not the same as inclusion. Increasing the number of low-income
students in higher education is only the start of a universityâ€s obligations…As a skillful
interviewer and insightful observer, Jack reveals deep-seated class disparities that manifest
themselves not just in the clothes students wear and the holidays they take, but in what they
expect of their professors and envisage for themselves while in university and beyond. In so doing,
Jack opens up new ground to interrogate the ‘long shadow†of class inequality throughout
the educational system. For all these reasons, this book is a considerable achievement.――
Malik Fercovic, LSE Review of Books“In a word, brilliant. Jack uncovers the myriad ways in
which poverty handicaps even the most talented youth as they navigate college. Not stopping
there, Jack carefully details how universities are no mere bystanders; he lays bare how they
preach openness as they practice exclusion. The Privileged Poor is a provocative, eye-opening
account of what it means to be poor on a college campus and is essential reading for all who are
concerned about the future of our children.――Reshma Saujani, founder and CEO of Girls
Who Code“For years, elite colleges have claimed to be the saviors of low-income students.

With careful research Ant