She sure wasn't thinking about her future by choosing NC State rather than Michigan or Stanford or ND. Running is her priority but that won't pay the bills long term. Too bad she wasn't more mature in her decision making. Her parents should have guided her but it makes one wonder what other bad decisions they pushed on her.
She was thinking of her future, and not yours. If you go out to the outside world, many non-stanford graduates earn more than stanford graduates. Welcome to 2022!
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Extremely intelligent? If she's taking STEM classes and nailing them, then yes. If not, then you are just blabbering. A lot of you guys are a tad obsessed, to a very weird level. I don't think you guys are old either, maybe 30's, but your obsession with every detail as if it will fulfill your life is bizarre. Weird posters. semihaze is completely obsessed!
Tuohy was valedictorian of her high school class. And that was a class of around 2,000 students. and she’s an honor student at NC State now, with a GPA very close to 4.0
You are the one blabbering and who doesn’t know what they are talking about.
She sure wasn't thinking about her future by choosing NC State rather than Michigan or Stanford or ND. Running is her priority but that won't pay the bills long term. Too bad she wasn't more mature in her decision making. Her parents should have guided her but it makes one wonder what other bad decisions they pushed on her.
Elitist nonsense.
Exactly. This is what jealous losers like 'smarty not' just don't get. If KT quit running TOMORROW, she's had a better career than 99.9% of all high school kids could ever dream of having. If you took 10000 aspiring young women runners in 8th grade, laid out Katelyn's career in front of them and said "Sign on the dotted line and this is yours", maybe 1 would gamble and say "I could do better". KT is a young person who has shown by her work ethic, not just her talent, that she will be successful in any endeavor she chooses, no matter what it is. Doesn't matter whether it's Stanford, NC State, Podunk U, she chose a school where she is healthy, happy, running fast, and extraordinarily successful. And whenever her running career ends, whether that's after she graduates, or after making 3 Olympic teams, does any rational person think she couldn't pretty much do whatever the hell she wanted? Be on a team with her in a business endeavor where she brings the same work ethic, the same team spirit, the same willingness to share credit with the people working with her? Sign me up. People like 'smarty not' are just sad, and so so jealous. Go back to the basement, loser.
She sure wasn't thinking about her future by choosing NC State rather than Michigan or Stanford or ND. Running is her priority but that won't pay the bills long term. Too bad she wasn't more mature in her decision making. Her parents should have guided her but it makes one wonder what other bad decisions they pushed on her.
It is amazing that many students pay to attend such a poor school as NC St with no hope for a good long term future.....
for those who did not see my sarcasm......well....
You make a decent point, but there are two things missing.
1. Not all state schools are the same, just like not all privates are the same. A math/CS double major from Berkeley won't be screened from any (trading) jobs due to his college*.
2. The "good jobs" in finance can only be found from going to a top college or fulfilling multiple quotas. The "good jobs" in trading only look at (I'm not even exaggerating) 15 colleges. If you want one of them, you have to go to a top college.
* there are a couple of firms that only hire from about 3-5 schools.
The name of the school on the diploma matters plenty in hiring/promoting, so regardless of how much one learns, always go for the name school. The education you get is totally up to the student but I can say, as a Stanford grad, that it was my fellow students that I learned the most from, and they were of a uniformly high intellect. I assumed that's what most people were like when I went out into the world, but I found that those kind of people are rare and I stood out like a sore thumb in what I now understood about the world and the people in it,
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