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Reply to "Mythbuster: "It doesn't matter where you do undergrad, only MA-JD-MBA-MD matter""
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[quote=Anonymous]The study's key claims seem to be based on evidence comparing Tier 1/Tier 2 with Tier 4. Tier 4 is fairly low (e.g., open admission regional universities, for-profit institutions) and Tier 1-2 is pretty widely conceptualized. When counselors say "it doesn't matter where you go to school for undergrad, you can make it up with a higher ranked grad degree" in strong public/private high schools I think they are often informally telling students that the nuances between various levels of SLAC and solid public institutions in Tier 1/2 won't matter as much as your individual drive/intelligence/work ethic etc. (And I believe there has been other research demonstrating that, though I don't have the individual drive/work ethic to locate it right now...). The discussions I see on this site seem to be on fine distinctions among the top quintile of Tier 1. This author's study has nothing to say about that. I would say the vast majority of colleges mentioned on this site are Tier 1 or Tier 2 according to this author's definition. [/quote]
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