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That is what I have heard since Stanford is in California. LOL no problem. It was an interesting discussion.

Haha will do man. Believe me. I know. I have been saying this the entire thread. My entire office is filled with guys from those schools. We also have some foreigners from schools like Oxford and Cambridge, but for the most part they are all Ivy or Stanford alumni. That is why I said I was...

Nope. Front office for one of the most prestigious in NYC. That is why I assume I work with more Ivy League grads than you do.

1. have lived and worked in NYC my entire life. I think I know more about it than the 4 years you spent in Morningside Heights. 2. You would be wrong with that assumption. I have Ivy Leagues grads working for me and I have Ivy league guys at the same level as me. Yes some of the partners are...

I know you weren't an English major because you have some of the poorest reading comprehension skills I have come across on this site. I said "NYC alone almost has as many billionaires as the entire state of California. " Do you know what almost means? It is also must HAVE been not must of...

Having an Ivy League degree means absolutely nothing in this discussion. I can't figure out how someone with two different Ivy League degrees can't understand a simple concept. Let me break it down for you. Plenty of Ivy League grads do not end up wealthy. In fact many of them end up as...

Ummmm.. YES! Are you joking? NYC alone almost has as many billionaires as the entire state of California. This debate has nothing to do with the Ivy League ecosystem. This is a discussion about which schools the "rich" send their kids to. You may have more experience with the Ivy League...

I have no interest in getting into a debate with you. Since I am from NYC my definition of rich is certainly different than yours and has numerous factors involved, but to make it simpler and more inline with your definition I will just lower the standards of rich to a nice even 80 mill net...

LMFAO why would you even bring that point up in this discussion? There are tons of rich kids at FAU and Barry as well. My point was a significant portion of kids at Miami got into BETTER schools than Miami, but chose Miami because they don't get any benefit from going to a better school because...

If USC is top 25 than I think you misunderstood what I meant. I was saying that many Miami students got into schools that were a level above Miami Ie. UNC and Notre Dame, but chose to come to Miami because it would be more fun and they are going to work for their parents anyway. Some even...

I am sure there are. The point is schools like that are in the minority. I bet if you check USCs Standardized test scores they are higher than scores similarly ranked as well.

Part of the reason we only accept 1/3 is because we have so many kids who have absolutely no business applying, but they do just because they want to go to school in Miami and assume it isn't that hard to get into because of the old "suntan U nickname". I actually knew a ton of kids who applied...

USC is tied.