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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok, so what does DCUM recommend for a kid who has good stats? DC does not have a particular passion for anything and is pretty much open to studying anything except the humanities (is decent but still hate writing). Seems every careers is up in the air with AI. I don't think he can handle plumbing (not very handy and probably does not have the strength to lift anything too heavy) [/quote] What are favorite subjects and topics? Lots of anthropology majors at Dartmouth and Yale end up in consulting or finance…[/quote] Those people have "connections" that regular students and Yale and Dartmouth do not. You're a fool if you think otherwise.[/quote] Yes this is true. I have seen this as well at other esteemed schools, the regular fin aid students aren't getting anything impressive, or even nothing at all. Only the wealthy kids are getting anything. [/quote] The previous post about the kids in the DC job consulting were both financial aid kids, one first gen. College name matters. [/quote]
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