DO college name really matter for studying?

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A few days ago

Vera

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Well if you have good grades and you have studied at Harvard for example, then it definitely gives your future employer a good impression about you.

Still ultimately it’s what you know that counts. After all they pay you to do a certain kind of work. If you can do it fine, if not they’ll fire you.

Then again well known colleges may have better studying facilities then others – i.e. better professors, tutors, equipment…

In the end, if you really want to learn something you can do it, even if you do it by yourself. After all, college mainly encourages self study. The tutors are just there to help guiding you in a direction or another.

A few days ago

Mandy

Well to a certain extent yes.People tend to link reputable schools with producing more talented people.But ultimately, as my friend always says, it whether you want to be the Best among the Mediocre, or the Mediocre among the Best.

A few days ago

NIVEDHA P

i think or according to me no if u r college is not famous then make it famous u can be the one to famous it think of the claps & appreciation u would get the girls behind u getting marks automatically so try to do something for the cause.bye

A few days ago

Josh

it’s a plus factor when you get a job, but if you’re a real smart ***, you don’t have to go to expensive colleges. but actually, most of them who have built their names have good services and good quality. you will really learn and experience a lot.

A few days ago

Anonymous

Please try your question again, in complete English sentence structure.

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DO college name really matter for studying?

DO college name really matter for studying?

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