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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I get that $90K is a rounding error for some on here and two weeks' salaries for others. But I bet that for most of us, $360K is not an insignificant amount. And yet we're fighting each other for the privilege of paying it. We are truly idiots for playing into this. Excuse my insult as I include myself in that group. [/quote] PP here. Yes we are. And what, exactly, are we getting for these dollars I ask myself as we work through another move in? A nice campus with dorms that are old and need renovations. Food that is mediocre at best according to DC. Staff, staff, staff and more administrators. [/quote] As a consumer then - What are the very best options where you get the most bang for your money? Please someone provide a link to that list[/quote] This is the right question to ask. Which schools are providing the most resources, the best extras, that make the time at the University worth it? However, you measure… Whether that’s in lifetime earnings potential , or in other ways like renovated dorms with amazing student centric or focused substantive resources/ platforms, and fantastic food.[/quote] I’m not interested in paying more for amenities like renovated dorms, student gyms and fancy food. I will pay more for a small number of schools with superior education (MIT, Caltech) or significant prestige (Harvard, Princeton, Yale). Other than those it is one of our fabulous in state VA colleges. Full pay to most colleges is just a waste.[/quote] This is so weird. Are you suggesting Harvard and Princeton don't have superior education and MIT and CalTech somehow lack prestige? The idea that only the tech schools provide "superior " education says a lot about this poster. SMH[/quote]
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