<p>I’m terribly sorry for provoking… I think anyone who has doubts about being employed immediately after school (no summer interns, liberal arts major, etc.) should contact the FA office. There shouldn’t be too much of an issue since most of these dream schools have the largest endowments, with Harvard funding over 60% of the student body. Also never discount how much money a student work-study can bring over four years. Unless if someone in your family somewhere really can outright pay for college without feeling anything, have multiple plans for tuition. By far the most common case is graduates don’t get their job and are stuck with loans they never thought to take care of in the first place!</p>
<p>And if you do get that summer internship… it’d be wise to execute on some of that mentorship you received and make money on the street! 
Good luck Mac/cheese</p>