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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm sorry, once you've attended a top school, you realize how wonderful it is. It's terrible to say, but it is such a special 4-year bubble. The problem is those of us who went to a top school know this, and want the same for our kids, it's only natural. I am not being snotty at all, but once you know what's "behind the gates" it's hard to unknow it and not want that for your kid. If you walk around the UWS or UES of NYC on the weekends, you see these top 25 t-shirts on many...and they all have the best jobs in the major cities. It pays itself forward...[/quote]

I don't think you have to go to a T25 to get this. I know many, many people who have similar feelings about their experiences at state flagships and SLACs outside the T25. I also know people who were not happy at their top school, and the number of such people has grown in recent years -- [b]going to Harvard now is NOT the same as going to Harvard in the 90s or early 00s[/b]. Some people still love their experience, yes, but others are miserable. 
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Main thing is that it's a lot more difficult to go to Harvard now than the 90s.  Those who went to Harvard in the 90s probably can't even get in Cornell these days with their high school accomplishment back in the day.  [/quote]

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