@Lindagaf , You obviously didn’t understand or read anything that I said. I’m not misguided at all.
I’m not talking about being an average joe and having a decent life. (Which is you.)
I’m not talking about students who want a life style like you.
I’m talking about the students wanting to be the C.E.O of Goldman Sachs on Wall Street, trying to be a senior advisor to the president, or Director of the United Nations.
Notice the difference.
I love how you didn’t even address my main point that most major companies, law firms and organizations mainly recruit form Ivy League and other brand name schools.
Second of all she told me this herself. She was not a model, she worked for a top modeling agency. She was responsible for booking models & celebrities into magazines, photo shoots & fashion shows.
After 9/11 happened she became heartbroken and went back to Columbus,Ohio. That’s when Abercrombie & Fitch hired her.
This is what they exactly told her, " We typically don’t hire form state schools but you have some benefits to us besides you being form a state school. You have worked with supermodels & celebrities and have successfully pivoted their careers. You have marketed the modeling agencies brand to the next level. Your experience will serve us a benefit. "