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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There were still guidebooks with info about schools and college fairs. But also even top students tended to stay in their region. I grew up in CA and applied to some UCs, Cal Poly SLO, and a few OOS schools. One of those was in an area that I liked where we had relatives. The others I'd read about and liked something about their program (now I can even remember what!). Got in everywhere and ultimately made the decision on fit and price (CPSLO). Even without the USNWR rankings I got some crap from classmates for choosing a Cal State over a UC but the smaller size/undergrad focus was a better fit for me.[/quote] I also grew up in CA and I never understood why Cal states were considered "lesser than" UCs. I started out at a UC but it was not a good fit for me and I left and ultimately graduated from a Cal State. Because I was in good academic standing when I left the UC I was told I could re-enroll at any time--people thought I was crazy not to. [/quote] I work with coworkers who graduated from UC and Cal State. It's a blue-collar profession, FWIW. I have heard from UC graduates, if they knew what they knew then working alongside Cal State graduates, they would have gone to Cal State and saved the difference. [/quote] What is a blue-collar profession?[/quote]
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