% of your T20 class with strong background factors (approx) Forum

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quality WE (career track), a useful UG major, OR a prestigious UG

70-90%
5
28%
50-70%
4
22%
30-50%
5
28%
0-30%
4
22%
 
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% of your T20 class with strong background factors (approx)

Post by niederbomb » Tue Apr 12, 2011 12:59 am

What about students who have none of these things?

I'd like to limit this to the Top 20, please. (I don't want to hear about 40% of Fordham students being jobless, for instance)

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Re: % of your T20 class with strong background factors (approx)

Post by LoyalRebel » Tue Apr 12, 2011 8:28 pm

What does WE stand for?

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Re: % of your T20 class with strong background factors (approx)

Post by Momentum » Tue Apr 12, 2011 10:49 pm

LoyalRebel wrote:What does WE stand for?
Work Experience.

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Re: % of your T20 class with strong background factors (approx)

Post by niederbomb » Wed Apr 13, 2011 10:04 am

Who picked 0-30% who have neither good WE, nor useful major, nor prestigious UG?

I wonder what school that is - WUSTL.

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Re: % of your T20 class with strong background factors (approx)

Post by Rule11 » Wed Apr 13, 2011 10:13 am

Is there a "worst threads" contest? I think this thread deserves a nomination.

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Re: % of your T20 class with strong background factors (approx)

Post by niederbomb » Wed Apr 13, 2011 10:31 am

Rule11 wrote:Is there a "worst threads" contest? I think this thread deserves a nomination.
As someone with an undergrad no one's heard of, a History major, and just okay WE, I'm curious.

Any better ideas for poll questions, wording? Open to suggestions. Thanks!

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