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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is this signaling still valid today, if it ever was to employers, future life partners etc, or has it been severely diluted because of how these elite colleges admit their undergraduate classes today[/quote] Of course! Even if a student benefited from one of the college admissions preferences, the colleges chose from the best among those preference groups. And it is silly to say it is easy to graduate from these schools. Maybe excluding the bottom of the class of the top 20s? And perhaps it varies by major, I assume an engineering type major has worked hard to graduate. I'm less sure when I see an "American Studies" type major. But that may be my own bias. I'm not good at math.[/quote]
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