Everyone has Genius

Among students and mentors alike, there is a shared belief that the men and women with whom they associate were born to accomplish a meaningful work.

A central aspect of the campus culture is that mentors and students want those around them to succeed. Their goals vary, their paths in life often wholly diverge, but there is an abiding sense that the short time they have to spend together preparing for their life’s work is valuable, and should not be wasted.

In summary, students, mentors and the administration realize and respect the genius and potential greatness around them. They know that they will be better equipped to find and fulfill their own personal missions--to stand as men and women who shape government for the purpose of freedom--if they make the most of the time they have in this unique community of scholars.

Students study hard, day in and day out. They network; they make friends; they come to class prepared, engaged and ready to contribute; and they help maintain a supportive culture and environment that is imperative to building future statesmen.

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