no, it's about the sameOriginally Posted by aboutime
https://college.harvard.edu/financia...ost-attendance
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no, it's about the same
https://college.harvard.edu/financia...ost-attendance
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Yeah but at Harvard, students coming out can't pronounce Harvard.
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my son in law just graduated harvard law.
i don't know if he can pronounce harvard, but he started work at 265k/yr
rpi is a great school- i hope the kid likes winter
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I know 'they' keep saying there's no jobs in law. My niece graduated Columbia Law, has a MBA from Northwestern, but at 37 she's making close to .5 mil per year. She's climbed up to an officer at Chase in corporate law.my son in law just graduated harvard law.
i don't know if he can pronounce harvard, but he started work at 265k/yr
rpi is a great school- i hope the kid likes winter
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Yeah, my daughter's good friend graduated from Penn Law recently.
Got a job right away and started around 160K In Delaware.
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and of course she married a doctor. LOL!
"The government is a child that has found their parents credit card, and spends knowing that they never have to reconcile the bill with their own money"-Shannon Churchill
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Congratulations, if he gets a job paying at least $80,000 after graduation, he can pay off his school loans within 5-10 years.
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