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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The point of an academic degree at a top school may not be money, but the earlier poster brought up salaries as a way to show that tech/STEM was more relevant than humanities. The response that a bigger picture would include a student’s larger vision, like going to law school and maybe Big Law, was just a way of saying, if salaries are the measure, a humanities degree, in the long-run, is valued and can compete. But I agree, first salaries are a poor measure of a school’s academic program. [/quote]

People brought up law school, and pretend that the majority of the liberal arts graduates from Yale go to law schools, but it's far from the truth.

People don't need vague imaginations and time wasting.

Provide data and source - https://ocs.yale.edu/outcomes/#!

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Are you a nutter?!  Law school is an example, not the entire picture. And, the outcomes you reference are for next steps immediately following graduation. A lot of future law students don’t immediately go to law school. [/quote]

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