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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is the 4 year tuition cost of decent school? 75k? 80k?

Notice I said decent and not great.

A great school will cost over 100k easily.[/quote]

Who cares?? I graduated George Mason in 2008 and Mke 280k/yr. I'm so glad I went to GMU, I have so many local contacts through the alumni network. A great school means very little and as a hiring manager myself I care absolutely not even an ounce where you went to college.

I have kids, I have a SFH, I have ZERO school debt and with two of us (my DH was UVA) we make over 500k/yr.[/quote]

Where do you make $280K as a hiring manager?![/quote]

Right? Finding this post hard to believe. [/quote]

I am not this poster, but this is a common mistake.  A "hiring manager" is not, typically, an HR person, like a recruiter (unless it's an HR person hiring an employee).  The "hiring manager" for a position is literally the manager the employee who is being hired will report to.  Literally, the manager who is hiring.  So that person could make 280K, could make 80K, could make whatever.  The poster was saying--in their role as a hiring manager--literally, an employee hiring other employees--he doesn't care about where the degree is from.  His only job is not only to hire people.  We actually have no idea what his actual job is, other than he clearly has direct reports he hires.

side rant over.  [/quote]

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