<p>In response to #14 and 15, I meant people who go all the way through for 2-4 years for their Associates or Bachelors at the school. I don’t mean to insult anyone who has gone to one; it’s a great tool, just not usually going to get you the more advanced jobs.</p>
<p>Akebias, your undergrad does not matter that much for grad school. I have met people who have gotten into top medical and law schools from state flagships. Your undergrad doesn’t matter that much as long as it’s a pretty good school, if you’re going into graduate school. Your grades matter a lot more.</p>