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elsijfdl · 11-07-2006, 12:26 AM

still better than not going to college i think

also, here are stats from Medill, in 2002, the average STARTING salary for a medill undergrad upon graduation was $31,000, down from $32,000 the year before
http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/m... _climate.html

i'm not saying it's best to major in journalism, or go to medill and do this "integrated" approach or whatever, i don't have an opinion on that. I'm just saying... it's best to go to college, no matter what you want to do, it limits your options severely if you don't, it doesn't make you a sellout or show that you lost sight of your childhood dreams and now all all that exists are "business suits and offices," it just gives you the best chance to have the opportunity to do whatever you want, and that includes NOT doing things that involve business suits and offices

11-07-2006, 12:26 AM	#10
elsijfdl Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Threads: 29 Posts: 2,216	still better than not going to college i think also, here are stats from Medill, in 2002, the average STARTING salary for a medill undergrad upon graduation was $31,000, down from $32,000 the year before http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/m... _climate.html i'm not saying it's best to major in journalism, or go to medill and do this "integrated" approach or whatever, i don't have an opinion on that. I'm just saying... it's best to go to college, no matter what you want to do, it limits your options severely if you don't, it doesn't make you a sellout or show that you lost sight of your childhood dreams and now all all that exists are "business suits and offices," it just gives you the best chance to have the opportunity to do whatever you want, and that includes NOT doing things that involve business suits and offices