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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve seen people on here reference “well-educated” several times as a trait of above average value women but what does that mean? College? Some grad school? JD or MBA? Does where you went to school matter at all?[/quote] I consider well educated as degrees that are somewhat prestigious like a JD from Yale or masters from Harvard. I would not describe someone as well educated if she went to a large state school and majored in communications. There is absolutely nothing wrong with going to a big state school but it is not someone I would describe as well educated.[/quote] So UVA grads are not well educated to you? [/quote] Correct. An average education.[/quote] This is how many people think - state school. [/quote] I’m the one who said I considered well educated to be someone who has an advanced degree from an elite university. Someone who is smart from a state school is above average. Graduating from UVA is above average. I was just responding previously to what was considered well educated. UVA is not average.[/quote]
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