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Transfer to a better school. It is often easier to transfer than to get in as a freshmen. As far as where you went to school not mattering it is all but a lie
by stonemetal 16y ago
Transfer to a better school. It is often easier to transfer than to get in as a freshmen.
As far as where you went to school not mattering it is all but a lie. Your first job out of college pretty much depends on where you went to school and how you did. That second job may not depend on where you went to school but it certainly depends on that first job which depends on where you went to school. On the other hand is it really that big a deal if you never work at Facebook?
In the end is more about what you do and what you are capable of than where you went to school or where you worked for that matter, a fulfilling life doesn't come from external sources but internal ones.
- nostrademons 16y agoThere are various "career resets" that you can use to get out of the preprogrammed track of college -> first job -> second job etc. One of the big ones is open-source software; it's done entirely on your own, so you don't need to ask permission for anything and are limited only by your own creativity. Another is founding a company, for the same reason, but with more risk. A third is going to grad school, if one will accept you.