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[quote=Anonymous]Someone hiring a faculty member does not know or consider your grades as an undergrad but they will see where you went to grad school and that is very much impacted by your undergrad grades. Also, some big name schools actually pay less and treat their faculty worse...because they can still attract applicants who just want the name on their CV. Just as mid-tier schools need to give merit aid to attract strong students, some second-tier colleges need to do the same for faculty. Last but not least, if you kid is in science, they will have the pressure of bringing in a LARGE percentage of their own salary for their whole career (could be more than 80+), as well as the salary and benefits of those who work for them. It is not an easy life. [/quote]
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