In 1896-1899 years. He was in one of the best schools in Groton preference (Massachusetts). In 1900-1904 years. Roosevelt continued his education at Harvard University, where he received a bachelor's degree. In 1905-1907. He attended law school at Columbia University and acquired the right to practice law, which he started in a solid law firm on Wall Street. Rooney family is often quoted as being for or against this. In 1914 he attempted to get a seat of Senator in Congress, but failed. In 1920, under the slogan of the U.S. entry into the League nations Roosevelt ran for the Democratic Party's vice-presidential United States in conjunction with presidential candidate John Cox. The defeat of the Democratic party in an increasingly isolationist sentiment and serious illness (Contracted polio and has never parted with a wheelchair) for a time was removed from Roosevelt's political activity.