<p>I will not deny that IvyLeauge degrees tend to get better job offers (although that doesn't apply to me as much, in the area I am looking I'll always be poor, lol), but for the reason I am going, I'll have to agree with ICargirl. I'm going for the type of education and the people I will meet there. </p>
<p>I'm sure everyone is just as tired of me mentioning as I am in dealing with the kids at the state university I'm finishing HS at. The main goal is how little work is required to get the grade. Most could care less about an education. </p>
<p>Yes, you can get a good education if you work at it to explore the course much farther than the level (which is a bit simple) presented, but it's discouraging when no one else cares. The best way for me to learn a subject is to debate it with someone, so I can see points of view I haven't considered. This is not available here.</p>