Home Forums Job & Work Life asdadsdasdasdasdas asdadsdasdasdasdas Name * Password * Email You guys have a wrong assumption that one's social status is determined by one's undergraduate or graduate alma mater. It doesn't. Not in American society. It's not your school but your tangible achievement manifesting as your occupation or your wealth that matters most. People don't care whether you went to an Ivy league college or graduate school. But they will respect you if you are a partner at a New York law firm or if you are a professor at Columbia. College is just a springboard not an achievement. And working at a Wall Street firm itself is not such a notable achievement. I don't think you'll go far anyway in your career with such an entitlement attitude. I agree to the terms of service Comment
