Anonymous
12/06/2025 21:17
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, they are better people. That’s why they get what they deserve.
Morally and ethically better?
Well, going to a good college requires a strong work ethic.
Anonymous
12/05/2025 21:20
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:No, they are better people. That’s why they get what they deserve.
Morally and ethically better?
Anonymous
12/05/2025 20:55
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m dumber for having read OPs post
Oh cmon, I think it’s a kid although I don’t know why they would be on a parents site.
One thing they got wrong is better schools have better students. That’s not the case for every student.
Well, better colleges require better grades and test scores.
Anonymous
12/04/2025 20:56
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There’s no doubt that it’s better to go to a more prestigious college than a less prestigious one. Students at better colleges are more likely to get better jobs and build stronger connections.
But just because it’s better to go to a more prestigious college doesn’t mean that students at more prestigious colleges are better. I mean, they’re better students, just not better people.
I don’t fault employers for preferring to hire applicants from better colleges, but I wish the general public could understand the difference between opportunity and worth.
Ok
That was my reaction too.
Anonymous
12/04/2025 02:47
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:I’m dumber for having read OPs post
Oh cmon, I think it’s a kid although I don’t know why they would be on a parents site.
One thing they got wrong is better schools have better students. That’s not the case for every student.
Anonymous
12/03/2025 22:23
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I cannot get the two minutes back I just wasted reading this crap.
Me neither.
Some coherence could have helped
Anonymous
12/03/2025 21:09
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:I cannot get the two minutes back I just wasted reading this crap.
Me neither.
Anonymous
12/02/2025 21:57
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
I cannot get the two minutes back I just wasted reading this crap.
Anonymous
12/02/2025 21:55
Subject: Re:I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
They’re better and better off.
Anonymous
11/30/2025 21:18
Subject: Re:I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
What is that difference?
Anonymous
11/29/2025 20:46
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, they are better people. That’s why they get what they deserve.
Yeah, like that Stanford swimmer.
I think they “better people, all else equal.”
*mean
Anonymous
11/29/2025 01:07
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:There’s no doubt that it’s better to go to a more prestigious college than a less prestigious one. Students at better colleges are more likely to get better jobs and build stronger connections.
But just because it’s better to go to a more prestigious college doesn’t mean that students at more prestigious colleges are better. I mean, they’re better students, just not better people.
I don’t fault employers for preferring to hire applicants from better colleges, but I wish the general public could understand the difference between opportunity and worth.
Ok
Anonymous
11/28/2025 21:12
Subject: I wish people could understand the difference between “being better” and “being better off” when it comes to prestige.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, they are better people. That’s why they get what they deserve.
Yeah, like that Stanford swimmer.
I think they “better people, all else equal.”