Her father’s deep mistrust of the government meant she never attended school, lacked a birth certificate until age nine, and received no traditional medical care.

Born the youngest of seven children to fundamentalist parents, Westover spent her childhood preparing for the apocalypse and working in her father’s junkyard.

Inspired by an older brother who went to college, Westover taught herself enough algebra and grammar to pass the ACT and enter Brigham Young University at age 17.

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