<p>Sorry to burst your bubble but the only thing that will be a fact in four years is that you will either be $120,000 in debt from going to UPenn or about $20,000 to $0 in debt from going to RU. Yes wharton does have great alumni network and this will probably give you an advantage over other competition. So the question is how much of an advantage? Well, considering that you may start out making $60,000 a year at best as an entry level associate with just a bacehelors's degree, after taxes,mortgage,insurance,car payment, and student loans, you better be pretty damn good at what you do or you will paying your loans off well into your 30's if not 40's. Just think about it takes most people 30yrs to pay off mortgages that are that much. </p>
<p>You may consider a rutgers degree to be a dime a dozen but here are about a dozen CEO's, CFO's, and managing directors of investment banks who probably think otherwise. </p>
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