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Undergrad is highly overrated if you are planning on attending grad school. I attended Cal State Fullerton and then attended Northwestern med school. If attending grad school, attended the cheapest and least competitive undergrad. Then attend the best grad school you can. No one ever asks or mentions undergrad. It’s a stepping stone degree.
I did a research paper on how financial aid is fueling the price increase for colleges. The game became more favorable for low income and high income vs middle income students because middle income families dont qualify for as many financial aids vs low income and less likely to donate large sums of moneys like how high income do it. The real tier list of who has the hardest time getting in and affording school is middle income, low income, and high income. And with regards to student debt, alot of it will ruin the student future. If the debt is higher than your salary, your aggregate income will be the same as someone who got a 2 year A.S degree for at least 6 years. If you pay minimum balance only, it would take 20 years to over come an A.S degree. This is horrible.
I semi agree. I do feel like that there could be some feeling that some American universities do have some flaws, but I don’t think of college admissions is trying to be “rigged.” I think universities are trying to give everyone an equal opportunity not trying to supress the ones that have had an advantage. I really like math since it’s straight forward most of the time and I feeling like english course really require a lot of focus, patience, and not really any area to fidget with so I don’t like it so much, so take advanced math courses but I someday hope to go into orthopedics but I am a little scared about how long it would take. Also I have been hearing so many people dis African Americans on the internet that they get more cause they are Black including a better chance of getting into university completely ignoring the fact that once upon a time we couldn’t even step foot into universities. And they are complaining about us “stealing their jobs” and the only reason why we get our jobs are “because we’re Black.” Which may be true but it’s also true that African Americans have had to work 2x as hard to get anywhere. And a lot of videos are saying that universities are racist against Asians when they didn’t get in but there are BIGGER problems with African American racism that isn’t being addressed. So when I hear about college admissions being rigged, I think about this. I am not trying to be rude or anything but I just want to address this.
also the thing about it being “harder” for asians to get in is that there are just so many more competitive asian applicants that those who don’t have as competitive resumes can’t match up to them
