<p>My “outrage” is as a consumer who thinks it’s nuts to pay that amount but is it unfair? I don’t know. Probably not, I’m not finding anything unethical on the parts of the consultant (she found an unique niche that works for her due to parental anxiety), parents (they’re wealthy but how is that unfair?), or students. It is essentially a tutoring service except it’s on a whole different level than I recognize. k</p>
<p>Hernandez isn’t selling high social rank or even access. She’s marketing to the very wealthy. That’s it.</p>
<p>Are the students getting an unfair advantage? From this single four day retreat? I doubt it. </p>