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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP you have fallen for the falsehood that going to an "elite" school somehow means you got a different education and should be walking a different road than everyone else. The reason certain schools have an elite reputation has nothing to do with the education one receives there, nor with the future accomplishments of the majority of the graduates. Most are sitting in the cubicle next to the state school grad taking orders from the small regional college grad.[/quote] This could not be further from the truth. It is not a falsehood. That does not mean every grad but for the overwhelming number they did get a different education. Don’t fool or lie to yourself. Most are on a different road. No most do not do the same things. [/quote] No, you’re 100% wrong. Where you go to college has ZERO bearing on your long-term earnings. The Dale and Kruger study proved it. So yes, actually, the Ivy grads do indeed do the same things as state school grads. [/quote] DP: No, YOU’RE wrong. The part you seem to be missing is that there are other aspects to education besides “long term earnings”. It’s fine, of course, if that’s your goal, and that’s how you choose to measure the value of your education. There are, however, other possible metrics. [/quote]
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