Wealthy New Yorkers are dropping $375 an hour on prep courses to get their kids into $50,000 ‘Baby Ivy’ kindergartens in an effort to eventually get them into top colleges

Wealthy New Yorkers go to great lengths to get their children accepted in the “Baby Ivies,” private preschools and kindergartens that cost around $50,000 a year, reported Suzanne Woolley and Katya Kazakina for Bloomberg.
Competition is high at the “Baby Ivies,” where 10% acceptance rates rival that of the “Grownup Ivies.”
It’s the start of the exorbitant amount rich parents pay to get their kids into elite colleges — a reported $1.7 million, according to a Town & Country analysis.

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