Re: 2018 Recruiting Updates
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You have no clue what your talking about. Your points about Jobs, Zuck, and Gates further illustrates that point. Those guys dropped out because they had really good ideas and the ambition to make their dream a reality. That is not 99.99999999% of the population. On the price of an Ivy degree, there is the advertised price and the real out of pocket price that most students end up paying. Massive endowments take care of most fees, and that’s especially true at the masters level. The actual education these students receive is essentially the same as anywhere else, but the prestige and most importantly the network is what sets Ivy above the rest. It’s not for everyone. As I said, if you plan to live in Fargo ND none of this matters, but your “business selling a product” comment is inaccurate and very naive.
BTW, the bankers I’m talking about aren’t the ones working at your local Wells Fargo branch answering your phone call...
Ivy Leaguers are very smart and connected. They dominate Washington DC and have managed to put the richest most powerful country $20+ Trillion in debt among other brilliant accomplishments. Genius!
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