One of the more unique college experiences in the U.S. can be had in the seclusion of the California desert, where students come from around the world to experience labor and rigorous course work for two years. Tomorrow, a report on Deep Springs College. https://cbsn.ws/3BH5Jlb | 60 Minutes

At Deep Springs College, the student body of around 26 governs its own affairs in weekly meetings. Students vote on which courses are offered and what professors they want to hire. They also vote on who they want to admit to the incoming class. https://cbsn.ws/3aqf70w | 60 Minutes

Deep Springs college was built on the idea that if you put a handful of the best and brightest students in the middle of nowhere, assign them rigorous academics and just as rigorous labor, and then add in self-governance, you’ll get future leaders. https://cbsn.ws/3BvoSpY | 60 Minutes

Secluded in the California desert, Deep Springs College is a two-year school. After attending, students usually transfer to finish their degrees at selective universities. Alumni include diplomats, Pulitzer Prize winner and famed physicists. https://cbsn.ws/3ank2iA | 60 Minutes

Ziani Paiz says people back home in East L.A. found her decision to attend Deep Springs, a two-year college secluded in the California desert, mystifying, especially since she’d been offered a scholarship to a top 4-year college. https://cbsn.ws/3uYWMAY | 60 Minutes