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Nope. Saying you're likely to have a more difficult time getting to prestigious places than someone who graduated from Stanford/(insert top school).
by bradlys 7y ago
Nope. Saying you're likely to have a more difficult time getting to prestigious places than someone who graduated from Stanford/(insert top school).
- akhilcacharya 7y agoThat’s.. saying the same thing. How are you even defining prestigious? Am I incapable of doing so? Please explain.
- bradlys 7y agoPrestigious would be - FAANG/Uber-adjacent/whatever-competitive-admission-company. You might work at Amazon - that's fine - congrats. I'm saying that it's /more difficult/ to get there on average than if you had gone to Stanford. You're more likely to get overlooked for another candidate who has all the same credentials you do but went to Stanford instead of generic school. Just because you did it does not mean that it's a completely level playing field.