<p>I'll Take The Million Dollar Any Days... Thats No Brainer</p>
<p>"Studies show that ambition, not where you actually go to college, is the main factor in deciding how financially well-endowed people end up being.</p>
<p>You'd be crazy not to take the million dollars. Absolutely crazy." </p>
<p>Thank you live-.</p>
<p>Haha. am i the only person that would attend my dream college?</p>
<p>honestly, with the price of things nowadays, a million dollars cannot buy you much. </p>
<p>i'd much rather go to my first choice college. i don't know. just how i feel about it. maybe im just kooky.</p>
<p>I would take the million, apply to my dream college, use the million to pay off college fees, and attend medical school and would come out with less debt than all the other med school graduates.</p>
<p>I fully understand! Duke is also my dream school! With that much money, I might have a chance... </p>
<p>It's about time I met another Cameron Crazie from the Southern part of the United States.</p>
<p>take the 1 million, prepare well for college, get into my dream school, pay for college with the 1mill.</p>
<p>"Then once I graduate, I can work in Ibanking, get my MBA at Wharton, then make millions."</p>
<p>You can get into Ibanking from Indiana, much less Wharton. People on this board have an obsession with it and treat it like it's the most prestigious job on the planet, but the truth is that there are many people who pass on a job that gives mediocre pay considering the hours.</p>
<p>Also, being in Ibanking doesn't guarantee you an MBA, much less "making millions".</p>
<p>Show me the money. With a strong work ethic and a decent college, a person could parlay that money into a whole lot more.</p>