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(this is the author/tool here) > Maybe those points(which glaringly describe benefits) are no substitute for competency & experience. Agreed, but the title of
by pgbovine 17y ago
(this is the author/tool here)
> Maybe those points(which glaringly describe benefits) are no substitute for competency & experience.
Agreed, but the title of my article was the ADVANTAGES of attending a name-brand school, so of course it glaringly describes benefits :) i should probably write a follow-up article talking about disadvantages
> Why not also write about the 6 figure debt that many graduates walk into their first job with ?
sure, that's also a good topic to write about, but please note that many graduates of non-name-brand private schools also walk into their first job with the same 6-figure debt. i'm not trying to contrast private/public schools here.
- pgbovine 17y ago> Why not also write about the 6 figure debt that many graduates walk into their first job with ? ADDENDUM: there's been no discussion of financial aid packages at private universities (doesn't matter if they're 'name-brand' or whatever, many private schools offer need-based financial aid). depending on your family's financial status, you could end up paying tuition comparable to what you'd pay at a public school.