Mike_Yates
Literotica's Anti-Hero
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World-class colleges known as "Ivy-League Universities" are virtually impossible to get accepted to. Only the very top 2% of college-bound high school graduates get accepted to these institutions.
Has anyone here been to/graduated from any of the following universities?
*Harvard
*Yale
*Brown
*Columbia
*Cornell
*Dartmouth
*Duke
*Princeton
*Stanford
*Penn State
http://www.ihatethemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/obama-chin-up-e1302954678565.jpg
Graduates from these schools, especially those with graduate degrees, get the very first pick in their choice of jobs, even in national and global markets.
Since employers are now (almost entirely) gauging educational background on whether or not they will hire someone. An employer will consider hiring a Harvard graduate over someone with a degree from a state college or lesser institution. For example, graduates from Harvard business school or Wharton business school can get hired on wall-street making six figures their first year out of college. While someone with an MBA from a lesser-known business school has a somewhat limited choice of job options.
The intellect and academic prowess of people who graduate these schools are reason why they become so meteorically successful in their fields. There are more fortune 500 CEO's and household names (including US presidents) who came from Ivy-League schools than from any other college. Those who went to state colleges or vague and unknown institutions often struggle greatly just to find a job.
In today's bloody and cut-throat job market, employers are expecting so much from potential employees, those without any degree are stuck working at McDonalds for the rest of their lives, if their lucky enough for that.
Has anyone here been to/graduated from any of the following universities?
*Harvard
*Yale
*Brown
*Columbia
*Cornell
*Dartmouth
*Duke
*Princeton
*Stanford
*Penn State
http://www.ihatethemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/obama-chin-up-e1302954678565.jpg
Graduates from these schools, especially those with graduate degrees, get the very first pick in their choice of jobs, even in national and global markets.
Since employers are now (almost entirely) gauging educational background on whether or not they will hire someone. An employer will consider hiring a Harvard graduate over someone with a degree from a state college or lesser institution. For example, graduates from Harvard business school or Wharton business school can get hired on wall-street making six figures their first year out of college. While someone with an MBA from a lesser-known business school has a somewhat limited choice of job options.
The intellect and academic prowess of people who graduate these schools are reason why they become so meteorically successful in their fields. There are more fortune 500 CEO's and household names (including US presidents) who came from Ivy-League schools than from any other college. Those who went to state colleges or vague and unknown institutions often struggle greatly just to find a job.
In today's bloody and cut-throat job market, employers are expecting so much from potential employees, those without any degree are stuck working at McDonalds for the rest of their lives, if their lucky enough for that.
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