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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Frankly, friend does not seem to "get" the culture or values of elite LACs. When I read complaints about how there is no business degree offered at a LAC, that's very telling. Tippy top LACs (e.g., AWS) don't offer business or finance or marketing degrees. Instead, students major in economics, and then go onto Wall St or McKinsey. It's a class and culture difference, not one of quality.[/quote] Every college has an economics major. Why not go to one that also offers finance and marketing?[/quote] Middle class = business major UMC/UC = Econ major The UMC does not see college as a direct precursor to a job, but rather a foundation for a career (typically requiring a graduate degree further down thto line) and for cultural enrichment. [/quote]
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