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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]The reality is that a wonderful college education is available in the United States at reasonable prices to most students, our university system is the envy of the world. Some of the options are very high cost, but not all.[/quote]

NP.  I agree, but here is my frustration:  when you are on a hiring panel, will you fairly consider someone who spent the first two years at NOVA and then graduated from Mason because that was all she could afford without debt?  Or will you pick the Harvard/Yale/Wellesley grad who had the option to go to Harvard/Yale/Wellesley without debt because her parents were high earners?  Be honest.  We all know how this goes.  I practice law, and I absolutely know the real answer to this one.

That is why OP is upset.[/quote]

Honestly, I don’t think Wellesley is in the same league as Harvard and Yale and I’m wouldn’t be particularly impressed by it on a resume because it’s a very limited group seeking admission to the all women’s school these days.  And no one knows where someone goes for the first two years, only the school of graduation goes on a resume.[/quote]

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