Why Do Party Schools Rank So High?

Big_Brother_1984
Thu, 26 Jul 2007 00:44:21 +0000

Actually, it does matter. Because if you’re an extremely intelligent student accepted at harvard with no rich or powerful parents or grandparents, you shouldn’t get fooled into believing that you and those like you have the exact same opportunities as your peers at the ivies that DO have rich or powerful families.



Well what can I say. Life isn’t fair. We could also make the same statement that those Ivy students didn’t “deserve” those I-Banking jobs because there were a lot of more qualified people from the State Us, or that the outgoing manager doesn’t “deserve” his position more than the actually intelligent engineer, but so what?

And nobody has provided proof of this whole family-related Ivy CEO conjecture. So this is a toss-up right now, but not like it actually matters.