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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The good colleges cost $100k a year. You are barely half way and only have a few years left. You are behind. Keep putting money in the account! [/quote] Waste of money.[/quote] +1 there are lots of good schools that don’t cost 100k a year. Some of you are just blind consumers [/quote] Says the person sending their kid to some State school. In my household we teach our kids to aim high.[/quote] What state are you in? VA has: UVA, VT, WM…just to start. [/quote] Not a single one has ever been or will ever be a T10 national university. This is hardly aiming high. We’re talking Princeton, Stanford, Harvard, MIT, etc. UVA is at least worthy of a dismissive eye roll – everything else in VA is a joke. [/quote] What a clown. Very few kids want to attend those schools. Even kids with striver parents usually have no interest. And you could have amazing grades, but it's still a crapshoot.[/quote] You wasted your time responding to that imbecile POS[/quote] Very few imbeciles have medical degrees from Harvard or law degrees from Stanford. Newsflash: I’ve got one of each. [/quote] You remind me of one of the women I went on date with and felt so superior to me because she went to one of the best law school in the universe while I only had a Bachelor's degree in pure mathematics from UC Berkeley. Do you know her by any chance? [/quote] What do you expect? You went to a public school that is only somewhat competitive. You majored in a program that is much easier to gain acceptance into than engineering or computer science. You don’t have a graduate degree of any kind. You clearly went to college just for the life experience and probably to Berkeley because you grew up in the California and couldn’t afford or get accepted into Standard or CalTech. [/quote]
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