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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nor do they best post-secondary institutions in America even matter. I'm a lawyer who went to Georgetown Law. I work with and supervise people who went to Havard Law and Ivy undergrads. I went to Florida State for undergrad and public school as a child. Some of my colleagues went to the best privates money could buy. We're in the same boat. 
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how well would you be doing without Georgetown as your final degree and how well did you have to do at Florida State to get there. There is a difference between a monopoly and an advantage that gives you a larger margin or error. No one is claiming AAP is a monopoly, but it does help and marginal differences matter  [/quote]

NP. I could not have gotten into Harvard and like because I was very lazy in hs so I don’t mind that I had to do really hard work in college to get the good job I have today. [/quote]

That's TJ in a nutshell. You could have been lazy at Harvard, done well on LSATs and ended up at Georgetown law, Instead you had to work hard at Florida state to get the same result. You can go to TJ and finish middle of the road and expect the same college acceptances as someone who works insanely hard at WestPo. For AAP in general, you can sail a long in elementary School and be positioned for honors classes in Middle or you have work hard and have to test into advanced math every year as a gen ed student to get the same result [/quote]

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