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Reply to "Why is it so hard to accept that the students at better colleges are simply better students?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So many people in here huffing and puffing that they don’t care about school rank when they hire. Yet we know that grads from better schools make more money than grads from lower-tier schools both when they start and 20+ years after graduation. Thus, it is unquestionably clear that writ large, employers DO care about school rank, and do think that grads of top schools make better employees. Money talks, bullsht stays on DCUM forums.[/quote] Hon, the reason those kids make more money is because they all know and hire each other, and then each other's kids. It's nothing to do with making 'better employees.' The term you're looking for is 'nepotism.' You wouldn't know the term, of course; they called it 'merit' at your 'better school,' to make you and the other gentlemen's C students feel better about your poor sweet little mediocre selves. [/quote]
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