Nov 13, 2018 · During her husband's campaigns and eight-year tenure in the White House, former first lady Michelle Obama remained fairly silent about her experience at Princeton University.

Nov 14, 2018 · Michelle Obama was once told by a school counselor that she probably wasn't good enough for Princeton. She was good enough, and wasn't all that impressed when she got there. "I'm expecting...

Nov 13, 2018 · Obama, then known as Michelle LaVaughn Robinson, arrived as a Princeton freshman in 1981 and found the Ivy League campus a scary place. As a black student from Chicago, she says she didn't...

Sep 30, 2020 · There is not that much information available, but we do have some material. Michelle Obama–then named Michelle LaVaughn Robinson–graduated from Princeton University with the Class of 1985.

Feb 27, 2008 · Michelle Obama's thesis was released to the public by Princeton University Tuesday after several days of media scrutiny over its availability and content.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama has long loved to tell the story about how her high school counselor said she didn’t have a reasonable shot of earning admission to Princeton University. Mrs. Obama, of course, earned admission to Princeton and, later, Harvard Law School. Her school counselor was wrong.

Jan 17, 2019 · When Michelle Obama was in high school, a college counselor said she didn't think the promising teen had what it took to get into Princeton University. The former first lady details this...

Nov 13, 2018 · Michelle Obama felt "the shadow of affirmative action" as an undergraduate student at Princeton University, the former first lady writes in her new book, Becoming.

Jun 14, 2018 · Former First Lady Michelle Obama recounted her undergraduate experience at Princeton University to a crowd of students Thursday, calling it an "out of body" experience.

Jan 21, 2016 · From girlhood in Chicago to college at Princeton to professional life and presidential politics, one constant in the descriptions of Michelle Obama is her constancy. At a time when her roles and her responsibilities have expanded exponentially, her brother sees her as the same kid he grew up with.