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“If you are a freshman at Penn or you’re a freshman at Yale or a freshman at Harvard, as soon as you move into your dorm room, you might get pinged by McKinsey,” Binder said.

Hours frequently passed, they said, before they were sent back to their dorms.

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“Because then I could figure out schools that would actually take me, and then I could plan out paying for it and dorms and all that stuff way earlier.”

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Journalists were taken on a tour Monday, which included a visit through the murky hallways of Evermore Academy, including Wednesday Adams’ dorm room.

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The University of Chicago ran budget deficits for 14 years straight, spending big on new labs, dorms and technology to raise its profile and enrollment.

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