Book · 2015 · Colleges and universities
Where you go is not who you'll be
Why people recommend it
Frank Bruni's insightful book addresses the intense pressures and systemic flaws surrounding the American college admissions process and societal expectations of success. On an episode of The Book Review titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘The Folded Clock’ broadcast in July 2024, guest Greg Coles introduced the publication. Coles noted that the work, written by the New York Times's own columnist, entered the rankings at number twelve and focused entirely on the complex topic of college admissions. During the same podcast segment, Greg Coles mentioned the book again, confirming its new position at number twelve on the nonfiction bestseller list. These references highlighted the book's widespread resonance with parents, students, and educators alike, proving that the author's examination of elite higher education and alternative paths to fulfillment struck a powerful chord with the reading public during a highly competitive academic season.
Who recommended it
- Greg Coles Discussed
Greg Coles — 2 mentions
“U new number 12 the New York Times has own Frank bruny um has a book about college admissions called where you go is not who you'll be”
“U new number 12 the New York Times has own Frank bruny um has a book about college admissions called where you go is not who you'll be”