圣安德鲁斯大学学生Sophie Rose Jenkins因校园阶级歧视问题决定不继续在该校就读1。这名比较文学和古典研究专业学生在LinkedIn上发布长文，讲述工薪家庭学生的遭遇，引发广泛共鸣1。
其帖文在两周内获得数百人响应1，反映出该校不同经济背景学生之间的深层矛盾1。Jenkins在文章中指出，"工薪阶层学生在大学里被迫为自己的家庭生活感到羞愧"1。在线评论显示，美国富裕学生与本地低收入学生之间存在明显的社会分化1。
Sophie Rose Jenkins, a comparative literature and classical studies student, has decided not to return to the University of St Andrews, citing pervasive class divisions on campus 1. In a LinkedIn post that resonated with hundreds of readers over two weeks, Jenkins described the experience of working-class students forced to feel ashamed of their family backgrounds 1. Her account has drawn attention to social stratification at the institution, with online commentary highlighting tensions between affluent American students and local low-income peers 1.
The controversy underscores broader concerns about classism at a university that held the top ranking among UK institutions at the time 1. Jenkins's decision to leave and her subsequent account have sparked recognition among others who share similar experiences of shame rooted in economic disparity within the student body 1.
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