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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's not just career. Some people meet their spouses in college. College provides a great filter.[/quote] There are still plenty of excellent "spouse material" candidates if your Ivy/T25 qualified attends their state school (honors program) or a school ranked in the T150. Plenty of like minded people. Sure it might be harder if they to to a school ranked 300, but in the T150-200, there are plenty of driven, hard working, smart people. [/quote] +1 But it doesn’t have to be in the honors programs, which are often just “name only” programs with no real substance. Good schools attract smart people, period.[/quote] +1 One kid attended a 80-100 ranked school. Yes there are kids there who had a 3.3UW in HS and only a 1150. But there are also plenty of kids who had a 1400+/3.9UW/10AP+ and are majoring in engineering/biomedical sciences/etc. Plenty of smart driven kids. As well as plenty of kids like my kid, with a 1250/3.5UW. All of my kid's friends graduated in 4 years, have jobs or are attending graduate school. 3 years out of undergrad and they are all "successful". And yes, the kids find their crowd and most of the "really smart" find a crowd that includes many really smart kids as well. Not hard to find your group [/quote]
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