Barron Trump, the youngest son of business mogul turned president, Donald Trump, has started a new chapter in his life. Currently, he’s attending Stern Business School at the New York University.

Donald Trump and his other children, Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, and Tiffany Trump, have all graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, but Barron didn’t make the same choice. He is, however, still following in his dad’s footsteps by studying business.

“It’s a very high-quality place. He liked it. He liked the school,” Trump said of his son’s choice of university. “We liked NYU. I’ve known NYU for a long time, but it’s one of the highest-rated schools.

“I went to Wharton, and that was certainly one that we were considering. We didn’t do that,” Trump continued. “We went for Stern. He’s a very high-aptitude child, but he’s no longer a child. He’s just passed into something beyond childhood, he’s doing great.”

When it comes to the private life of Barron Trump, little is know to the public.

People magazine once reported that he is well-liked among the girls.

“He’s at Stern, so he’s studying business in some way,” a source shared with the magazine. “He’s a ladies man for sure, he’s really popular with the ladies.

The source continued: “He’s tall and handsome. A lot of people seem to think he’s pretty attractive — yes, even liberal people like him.”

In an article published by Vanity Fair in mid-February, the president of NYU’s College Republican club, Kaya Walker, provided some answers about Barron Trump, and that brought her in trouble, forcing her to step down from the position, something she later regretted.

Speaking of Barron, Walker told the publication, that he’s “sort of like an oddity on campus. He goes to class, he goes home.”

Once other sites re-posted the article, it has gone viral, with millions of people reading it. Walker then resigned and wrote an open letter about her resignation, saying it was the College Republicans of America who advised her to do it.

“I must consider the health of our organization,” Walker wrote. “I do apologize to everyone that I love and respect that was caught in the crosshairs of this willful and malicious misreading of my comment.”

She explained that the media and the public had taken her comment out of context.

“I’ve been killing myself trying to support the conservative movement,” Walker said. “Everybody knows that it’s an uphill battle being a Republican at NYU. I’ve put my everything into building up my chapter. I built [attendance] up exponentially. It’s been insane, especially this past year, we’ve seen such a rise in membership and had such a great time.”

She continued: “[AF Post] took it to say that I was saying that Barron was strange for being a commuter — which I thought was crazy because I’m a commuter. They [made it] look like I was calling the president’s son weird, but I feel like anybody who can read would know that’s not what I was doing.”

Further, Walker concluded: “I just feel bad that he’s having this hard college experience, and I understand that he wants to be left alone.

“I don’t even know Baron Trump. I campaigned for his father. Why would I have any ill intent towards him?” She noted that Barron is “watched like a zoo animal.”

The College Republicans of America were quick to address Walker’s comment, writing that it “does not align with the values and principles upheld by our organization” and that it was “inappropriate.”

Further, they invited Barron to join its NY branch.

“Barron Trump represents the future of the conservative movement, and we would be honored to have him join College Republicans of America,” College Republicans of America President Will Donahue said.

“Strong leadership is built on resilience, courage, and the humility to rise above petty hostility — qualities that Barron has already demonstrated. We invite Barron to join us in shaping the future of our party,” he added.

Barron Trump hasn’t commented on the matter.

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