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My daughter had a choice between a state college and private and no, it does not necessarily look better on her resume going to a private college, it's what she will bring away from that and how she feels while there. My daughter went through orientation at both colleges and immediately knew what she wanted. She could get her scholarship at either. She said she just felt uncomfortable at the private college, too many snooty kids who were there more to please parents than anything else. The state college she chose had a very laid back atmosphere, where she felt comfortable. And you're right, comfort zone is everything. If a student is nervous nellis the entire time and feels out of place, what good is that going to do her? My daughter came out of the college with a job handed to her because of her grades and high recommendations from instructors.
My husband went to her rival state college, one of the best business schools around, and has worked for an exceptional private firm for over 20 years, making lots more than many going to private colleges, so private doesn't necessarily mean better. It's what she puts into it.
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Been there...... - nm
