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The cream of highest cream there is in US colleges.There you have it from the premier business publication in the USA the peaks of academic excellence now does attending one of these colleges guarantee you a high paying career or mountain of student loan debt? Attending a Caltech, MIT or Stanford is safe bet to open many doors for the aspiring student even if you are a mediocre college student. Steve Jobs cofounder of Apple did not have a college degree.
Stanford university is a great college. I love how it helps out with malnutrition. The Stanford physicians work to protect childrens help in Guatemala
If you are an aspiring student you should consider attending a Cal Tech, Stanford and MIT. Even if you don’t have the best grades. At least one of these colleges guarantees a high paying career which can help you with your future plans. Even co founder of apple did not have a college degree.
I think that attending any name college is something that everyone wants for themselves. The major roadblock is getting into these colleges. Therein lies the conspiracy. Often times, colleges look for a certain type of applicant. That applicant has: a good SAT and ACT score–achieved with hours of private tutoring or buying prep books– great extracurriculars (which are achieved with mommy and daddy’s money to fund non-profits that wow admission officers) and overall good grades and good standing in school. These cannot be achieved by the low-income student who does not have the necessary money to succeed in even qualifying as an applicant. Some say that colleges are “need blind” but that is complete cow-poop. Applicants need good SAT scores, SAT scores come with tutoring and prep books. Thus it is impossible to be “need blind” in colleges.