Ok I just read an article about where you graduate college from can make a difference in your salary. Is it just me or do we really not need this sort of journalism? Did anyone think it doesn't matter? BUT even more importantly they left out other significant factors. Most important is family. Really if your grandad went to Yale, and your dad went to Yale and you go to Yale couldn't there be a family tradition here? (also goes for jobs, if they are all lawyers, what do you think you will probably do at Yale, fashion design??) So I'm not whining because I come from working class people. I don't mean working class like middle, it's more like lower middle class. My family lived paycheck to paycheck literally. No savings net. I didn't even know what financial jobs would be out there for people at 18, much less that I could make $140, 000 at one with a degree from the right college. Hmmm.... anyways, since I rambled enough, I'm just saying that people who do "research" should really try to think outside the box for goodness sake, we could probably save millions! :)
Have a great day!! (sorry for not posting in SO LONG!)
