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[quote=Anonymous]Just checked, ranking > 250 here. A regional/state school in a region/state that is smallish. Engineer. Yes and no. With the right guidance on college searching, I likely could have attended a much better school, perhaps even for a similar price. It may have made my first few jobs better, possibly would have a stronger college network. Who knows? Path not taken. After not too long, I got a job at a top company, got a MS at a top 20 school paid for while working, and have had a really cool career, enough money to be secure and save, and great job, great spouse with sort of similar background. When college comes up professionally (sort of rare), lots of people went to much more highly ranked places than me, but I don't really feel it says much about me. Most of all, I'm really happy with my life. So, I wouldn't change anything. But, I would not advise my kids to take the same path I did. I do have to fight against my initial aversion to people who seem to have come from obvious wealth, and to not keep a chip on my shoulder from those who went to the top top top schools. I recognize it is a "me" problem there. I likely would be a bit more at ease in those circles if I'd went to university somewhere else. [/quote]
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