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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jesus. Can all of you with the freaking obsession re: Ivy League and who goes to the top school (high school, really?) just shut up already?Women, those of you with the obsession, what the hell do you do for a living? What have you accomplished since graduating from your top private prep or Ivy league school? Married a successful man? Had kids, that you can perpetuate the madness ? It is so obvious that the majority of theese ridiculous postings are from SAHM with nothing better to do than obsess and try to live vicariously through their children. Get a life already. As a woman, I'm seriously embarassed. Enough already, please just shut up! [/quote] I am a lawyer now working in policy and administration at an international financial institution dedicated to a mission I care deeply about. I love my job, my team, and our work. My husband's great, and our kids are happy, engaged and kind. Our kids are at a "Big 3" in DCUM parlance. As for their academic futures, I hope and expect for them to search out areas of interest and work hard. Neither DH nor I care whether they go to "ivy" schools, but I care very much that they work hard in school, do their best, and be sensible in choosing between colleges. For my DH and me, going to a top ivy opened up professional doors. Plus, I loved college and law school, made many life-long friends, and often have a presumption of competence and intelligence that many people give to graduates of the top-ranked schools. I'm not at all obsessed with where my kids eventually go to college. I have seen, though, benefits in my profession of going to top-ranked schools, and I'd hope my kids keep those types of things in mind in choosing a school. Not at all embarassed. [/quote]
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