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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, sometimes it is all about the money. If you look at the WSJ analysis of grads in different careers...W&M does very well on 6 of the 9 lists, JMU shows up on two of the lists and South Carolina never makes the cut on any of the lists. https://www.wsj.com/news/collection/college-pay-80428504 [/quote] Rankings and lists don't matter if a kid is unhappy because the school is the wrong fit. It's really not all about the money.[/quote] +1. I can see the appeal of U of SC for sure. In fact, I'd probably pick it myself if I was in OP's kid's position. Not because W&M isn't a more prestigious/higher ranked institution...everyone knows it is. But that's not the only consideration. [/quote] I can’t. Like the vast majority of people, I care about outcomes. So does my kid. I don’t see any reason at all to pick South Carolina over JMU or W&M if the plan is business. If the business program was so good, it would show up on one of these lists for salaries for grads.[/quote] Have you ever been to UofSC? Their business facility and presentation were top notch at an open house for admitted students. [/quote] Great…so why don’t they show up on the WSJ lists of best paying public universities? Who cares about the facility and presentation if it doesn’t get results. JMU is on a bunch of the lists…W&M most of the lists.[/quote] You can view UofSC’s business outcomes on their website, they’re not bad at all. [/quote] Again, who cares. A bona fide 3rd party in the WSJ shows JMU and W&M are better. “Not bad” isn’t a ringing endorsement.[/quote] A list designed to sell papers is irrelevant. [/quote]
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