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In response to "James Bond, no one is saying a doctor/dentist etc who goes to a non-fancy school won't get a job. Just that if you go to some high falutin' place," by Subversive

fancy school degree = increased chance in high payin jobs

Posted by 'lia (aka thalia03) Jul 11 '09, 22:46

it doesn't matter what field you're in. employers are always impressed by high falutin schools

joke: whaddaya call the guy who graduated last in his class in med school?
answer: doctor

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This is true, however not as much as you think. Of course I am referring to med, dental, pharm. I agree this applies to law and other professions. - James Bond (aka Igor) Jul 11, 22:51
Maybe so...but I don't give 2 shits where a guy went to med-school...as long as he takes SLU Coventry Health Care. - Jim Jul 11, 22:49 24
- hey jim: - 'lia Jul 11, 23:10 4
  - That's just it...he wasn't complaining and it wasn't about his degree. - Jim Jul 11, 23:11 3
    - i'm sorry but i read this post as a complaint: about the cost -- (link) - 'lia Jul 11, 23:14 [Backboard] 2
      - k. not my fight. -- nm - Jim Jul 11, 23:17 1
        
        nuthin but love - 'lia Jul 11, 23:18
- You don't hire him, though. - Subversive Jul 11, 22:54 17
  - You are right in that you associate prestigious with expensive. - James Bond (aka Igor) Jul 11, 22:59 1
    - Blah.. "you are wrong" -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Jul 11, 23:00
  - Sure I do. When push comes to shove...I DO hire him. I could have chosen any one of a thousand general practitioners to be my family doctor. - Jim Jul 11, 22:57 14
    - But that was in no way what anyone was arguing about. - Subversive Jul 11, 22:59 13
      - Sure it was... -- (link) - Jim Jul 11, 23:04 [Backboard] 11
        
        He brought it up, and Loosi immediately took it back to the employers. -- nm - Subversive Jul 11, 23:04 10
        
        Yes...she most condescendingly did. -- nm - Jim Jul 11, 23:06 9
        
        I don't see where you're getting condescending from. - musubi Jul 11, 23:08 7
        
        well, I counted at least 3 slags for attending a state school. nm - Jim Jul 11, 23:10 6
        
        She wasn't slagging state schools. She was saying state schools are less expensive. - musubi Jul 11, 23:12 5
        
        Well... I am just not sure how me saying schooling is ridiculously expensive results in a post from Subversive saying I went to a crappy school. - James Bond (aka Igor) Jul 11, 23:16 3
        
        Subby didn't say that. He *asked* you if you went to a crappy school and that's why you were being so defensive. - musubi Jul 11, 23:28 1
        
        I am not being defensive. I just don't agree with you guys 100%. *shrug* - James Bond (aka Igor) Jul 11, 23:29
        
        You got defensive irrationally. It seemed like a likely deduction. -- nm - Subversive Jul 11, 23:27
        
        k. like I said. not my fight. -- nm - Jim Jul 11, 23:14
        
        Ok, I can see we're not getting anywhere here. It's all good. -- nm - Subversive Jul 11, 23:07
      - You know that the prestige of your med school has very very very minimal influence on where and which residency you do, right? -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Jul 11, 23:03
- Exactly. Employers don't care that much either. I have seen this first hand. But whatevers. -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Jul 11, 22:52

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