The Bush twins, who were away at the University of Texas
and Yale during their father's first term, advised the teenagers to
"enjoy college. As most of the world knows, we did. And you won’t have
the weight of the world on your young shoulders anymore. Explore your
passions. Learn who you are. Make mistakes — you are allowed to."
But
they also confessed that their time in the White House had taught them
more than any of their college classes did. In fact, Barbara revealed
that she had changed her college major and career path after
accompanying their parents on a trip to Burma, where they saw the
life-changing potential of antiretroviral drugs for the country's
HIV-positive children.
