Tiffany Trump To Attend Georgetown Law School

Tiffany Trump, the 23-year-old daughter of Donald Trump and Marla Maples, will attend Georgetown Law School in the fall.

TIFFANY TRUMP TO ATTEND GEORGETOWN LAW SCHOOL

There was much speculation about where Tiffany would attend, having visited Yale, Harvard, Columbia, and NYU law schools last year. In the end, she chose to attend the 15th ranked law school in the country. Her half brother Eric Trump attended the school’s undergrad business program and graduated with honors with a degree in finance and management. Ivanka Trump attended Georgetown for two years before transferring to the Wharton School of Business at UPenn.

“She has taken all the steps to enroll,” said Georgetown spokeswoman Mimi Koumanelis of Tiffany.

During the 2016 presidential election, Tiffany was reportedly uncomfortable with life on the campaign trail. She stayed out of the spotlight, and her mother implied that Tiffany’s relationship with her father was more distant than those of her siblings.

But since Trump won, Tiffany has been attending more and more public events as part of the family, including the recent White House Easter Egg Roll. Her Instagram has been rebranded to show few presences in Washington, but all at family-driven events.

Eric Trump was the first to break the news of Tiffany’s law school decision. “Georgetown is an incredible school with great significance to me personally,” he said, adding that his sister was “going to love” her time there. “I am so proud of Tiffany and all that she has accomplished. She is an amazing young woman, a terrific sister and has a remarkable future ahead of her.”

News of Tiffany’s enrollment has spread throughout the school like wildfire, says first-year law student Brenna Gautam. She reports that the main concern on campus is how this will affect fellow classmates. “How will this impact our peers who may be personally threatened by her father’s policies?” she asks. “There’s also been discussion surrounding which professors she may have, and of course, some joking about whether graduation will now be held in Mar-a-Lago.”