Originally Posted by JonLaw
The entire career/enjoyable living issue has more to do with cash flows and monopoly power within the U.S. medical-insurance complex.

I'd agree with you. It has more to do with cash flow and how one manages what they earn than it does where they went to college. If a person starts their career with 120k+ in college debt it's difficult to build wealth. Better to go to state college and graduate with a min. amount of debt, then you can put some stock into a big name / expensive college for grad school if you really think you need it.

I'd also agree that experience is far and away the most important thing to research on this matter.

Last edited by Old Dad; 04/01/14 08:50 AM.