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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Unless your teen is a battle tested hyper-aggressive go-getter, huge public universities are awful places for an undergrad "education." Sure, everyone can cite doctors, lawyers and rich execs who went to public U -- but what's the average alum up to? The average grad probably took 5 years to finish a BA and goes onto live a mediocre provincial life. A shocking number of public U students never actually graduate. There's a reason smart well-adjusted UMC parents spend obscene sums of time and money cultivating their child for highly ranked private colleges. If Alcoholic State universities were on par with top 30 private colleges, nobody in their right mind would be this obsessed over K-12 prep, extra curriculars, travel sports, and college admissions.[/quote] Poet: The Sequel! [/quote]
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