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F. Scott Fitzgerald had a mixed school experience. He attended several schools, including the prestigious Newman School in New Jersey, where he excelled in writing and developed his literary talents. He later enrolled at Princeton University but struggled with academic pressures and ultimately dropped out to pursue his writing career. His time in these institutions heavily influenced his themes of ambition, social status, and the American Dream.

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