Donald Trump just dropped a big clue about where his son is going to college: ‘All set’

Barron Trump graduated back in May , but the young man’s future plans have been shrouded in mystery.

While the name of the 18-year-old’s chosen college is still under wraps, his father, former President Donald Trump, did drop a major clue in a recent interview with The New York Post.

The 78-year-old Republican candidate revealed that his youngest son, whose mother is former first lady Melania Trump, is “all set in a certain school that’s very good.”

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Trump also dished on where the higher education institution is located, and it’s nowhere near Florida, but roughly 1,000 miles away in New York.

Since the Empire State is home to more than 400 colleges, your guess is as good as ours. There were rumors, however, that Barron would attend New York University. That means the teen would be back in the city where he was born and raised before moving to the White House, and then Palm Beach.

It’s understandable, however, why the information has been kept from the public for so long.

During Barron’s time at Oxbridge Academy in West Palm Beach, he didn’t have the average experience of a typical high school student. Fellow classmates dished that the former first son eschewed all extracurricular activities and was surrounded by Secret Service agents at all times, even when using the restroom. A detail will continue to protect him at his new school, the Independent reports.

Time will tell which one it is soon, because as per NYU’s academic calendar, classes start on Sept. 3.

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At least we know where one Trump is going to college. That would be Trump’s oldest granddaughter, Kai, who spoke at the RNC .

The 17-year-old golfing phenom, whose parents are Donald Jr. and his ex, Vanessa Haydon, verbally committed last week to the University of Miami.