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[quote=Anonymous]The biggest difference between highly-rated vs. good college is that the good college will have a lot more students simply interested in graduating and getting a job. Highly-rated college tend to have students that aim for the topmost of whatever career they are aspiring to, i.e. top medical/law/business/grad schools, politics, government, business, etc. Of course the vast majority of outcomes will be the same (they will all mostly live normal lives whether top school or good one), but the aspirations/attitude of students during college itself changes the atmosphere of the school (more diligent, polished, possibly competitive, etc.)[/quote]
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