Less than 10% of Britain's population is privately educated, said Green, but they occupy a "high proportion when it comes to positions of public influence". An education from one of these schools ...

“The public school system kind of put him in a box,” she says. “Looking back, he was really stifled; there was no room for his brain to expand beyond what was being provided to him.

Taking challenging classes with extracurriculars every day while trying to balance a social life. Up all night completing an ...

In contrast, new or recently established law schools that have sound finances, public ties and relationships with larger institutions may be a safer bet. Two newer law schools serve as good examples.

"With every decision we must weigh the pros and the cons," she said. "With school choice and yes, with a voucher, a family may choose the private school. Sometimes that may mean you miss out on ...