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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These posts are evergreens on a forum like this. It's wishful thinking, and frankly straight-up naive, to assume that going to a more prestigious grad school completely minimizes the undergrad experience. When you are at your separate college reunions, believe me, you are not "all the same". A prestigious undergrad is cachet that lasts a lifetime.[/quote] Truth. Like it or not. It is a long lasting advantage. [/quote] No, it really isn’t. But we all know a few people who attended a top school and simply cannot stop talking about it decades later, even though no one asks or cares. So this comment does not surprise me.[/quote] Meh, there is a group of folks who get their hackles up whenever someone even mentions their elite undergrad, but won't ever shut up themselves about their State U and its football team and whatever obscure major in which their alma mater is number 1. [/quote]
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